Doors Open Days: Glasgow Street Aid
Situated in the heart of Union Street, Glasgow Street Aid's distinctive, purpose fitted Medical and Welfare Centre is opening its doors to the public during Glasgow Doors Open Days!
About Doors Open Days: Glasgow Street Aid
Come for an exclusive look behind the scenes at our extraordinary, purpose fitted Medical and Welfare Centre! You’ll get an exclusive tour, meet members of our dedicated, specialist volunteer teams and hear about their inspiring experiences including how they have become steadfast support to both the local community and visitors to Glasgow alike.
Once again we have partnered with The Glasgow Science Centre and Glasgow University Anatomy Department to bring you both interactive and vintage anatomy models, plus there’ll be a mini exhibition of documentary photographs taken by Cameron Scott.
You’ll even get a chance to see inside our emergency ambulance and much more!
Situated in the heart of Union Street, our charity is situated in one of only two surviving category B-listed Victorian, classical style warehouses designed by W. Lochhead in 1855, for the famous Wylie & Lochhead.
Tours are free, but due to limited space, must be booked in advance. If you cannot make your tour, we ask that you please cancel your ticket to free up space for someone else.
Join us for an eye-opening insight into Glasgow Street Aid and learn about the vital role we have within the city.
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