CV Drop-in — Online

Saturdays · 7:00pm

Weekly meet — newcomers always welcome, no kit required.

Cycling Meet — Online

Saturdays · 6:30pm · Weekly

Weekly meet — newcomers always welcome, no kit required.

Dads & Kids Morning — Online

Mondays · 10:30am · Weekly

A space to connect with others. Free to attend.

Dads & Kids Morning — Online

Wednesdays · 6:30pm

Friendly and informal. Bring a mate or come on your own.

Dads & Kids Morning — Online

Tuesdays · 5:30pm · Weekly

A space to connect with others. Free to attend.

Dads Work

Our dads work began in 2016 when Home-Start Glasgow South identified the need for better support and engagement with Dads. Dads work is large in scope and creating high-impact projects to support them has been key to our work being effective.

Dads Work

Our dads work began in 2016 when Home-Start Glasgow South identified the need for better support and engagement with Dads. Dads work is large in scope and creating high-impact projects to support them has been key to our work being effective.

Dads Zone

Dad’s Zone is our monthly Dad’s (and other male carers) Parent and Toddler Group Session held at our St Augustine’s Church, Wembley Hill venue on the first Saturday of the month – see event info here.

Dads Zone

Dad’s Zone is our monthly Dad’s (and other male carers) Parent and Toddler Group Session held at our St Augustine’s Church, Wembley Hill venue on the first Saturday of the month – see event info here.

Darnall Well Being

Darnall Well Being has developed a unique men’s session, which includes a light exercise session, a healthy lunch and a talk topic. The talk topic is an interactive part of the day, where everybody can ask questions and share their experiences.

Darnall Well Being

Darnall Well Being has developed a unique men’s session, which includes a light exercise session, a healthy lunch and a talk topic. The talk topic is an interactive part of the day, where everybody can ask questions and share their experiences.

Dereham Walk

I'm Jon, Walk Leader for Dereham. I've always had a passion for walking, having grown up on a Wiltshire Farm. After 7 years in the RAF as a communications engineer, working in Search and Rescue and overseas, I moved into engineering manufacturing. I kept my outdoor passion going by training as a course director and mountain guide for the Duke of Edinburgh's Award. Unfortunately, my mental health took a dive when I lost my mum back in 1974 whilst serving in Cyprus during the Turkish invasion. I was diagnosed with PTSD and depression. I didn't get much help from the MOD, so I decided to find help myself. I found support much later from two amazing British Army veterans. I then decided to leave my safe Job in corporate and started my own business in 1989. That year, the interest rate hit 17.5%, and I was forced into liquidation. I had to return to the rat race again. To cut a long story short, I left corporate again in 2004 and retrained as a therapist. In 2010, I lost a close friend to brain cancer; she was my business partner and just 52 with 2 kids, which triggered my PTSD again, and resulted in me having a breakdown. I then found a great team of private therapists who guided me back. At 65 (now 70) I was diagnosed with ADHD and Dyslexia, which made a lot of sense. Walking with my wife and 2 dogs is my way of staying grounded. We have only just moved into the area. I immediately joined the Dereham Men Walking and Talking group, deputising for Steve, the founder and leader of our group. Steve is taking some time off, so I have stepped in as leader. We are a very new group and are steadily building the numbers. We are all loving it.