Possobilities

Possobilities Possobilities has a vision where everyone is treated fairly. The Disability Community was established in 1984 by disabled people in North Glasgow.

Over the last 30 years it has grown and developed into one of the most respected voluntary organisations in the city. We are funded by Glasgow City Council to provide our unique centre in Possilpark. We have a Community Café and a busy timetable of social clubs and classes, there is something for everyone at The Disability Community. We have day and evening social clubs, IT classes, knitting clubs, Art class, Jewellery Making class and we are always looking to start new groups. We also have a fantastic youth program. Disabled young people often face barriers to attend mainstream youth clubs - physical, transport, emotional and financial. Cook 'n' Care -

For almost 10 years Cook ‘n’ Care has been providing a first-class meals delivery and care service for vulnerable and disabled people in their own homes. We serve the whole of North Glasgow and pride ourselves on the quality of our meals and the efficiency and friendliness of our volunteers and staff. Our homemade meals are delivered hot and ready to eat
Menus are varied and are always healthy and nutritious
Our local volunteers are very flexible – we can deliver on one or two days only, or every day, as required

Our service is open to anyone who needs it – while some of our customers have a disability, others use Cook 'n' Care simply because they are getting older or due to temporary illness. We are always happy to discuss your requirements and can even provide a free sample meal so you can see and taste the quality of what we offer.

LIMITED spaces available for our Afternoon Tea at 1pm on Tuesday, call or email to book a space!!! 🫖🧁
21/11/2025

LIMITED spaces available for our Afternoon Tea at 1pm on Tuesday, call or email to book a space!!! 🫖🧁

Friday 12th December 5pm-8pm at Possobilities 🎅
18/11/2025

Friday 12th December 5pm-8pm at Possobilities


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A spooky time was had by all 🧟‍♂️🧟🧟‍♀️Happy Halloween Everyone!! 🎃🎃🎃
31/10/2025

A spooky time was had by all 🧟‍♂️🧟🧟‍♀️

Happy Halloween Everyone!! 🎃🎃🎃

ATTENTION TO ALL OF OUR CLUB MEMBER❗️join us at our Wednesday Halloween party🎃 we have plenty of tricks and treats in st...
24/10/2025

ATTENTION TO ALL OF OUR CLUB MEMBER❗️
join us at our Wednesday Halloween party🎃
we have plenty of tricks and treats in store 👻 so come along and join the fun…. If you dare💀

⬇️ See poster below for more details ⬇️

2 meals give away competition! 🤩 See details below! 👇👇👇
22/10/2025

2 meals give away competition! 🤩 See details below! 👇👇👇

Kilian will be based here at Possobilities on Mondays from 9.30am - 1.30pm and can provide help and advice with lots of ...
09/09/2025

Kilian will be based here at Possobilities on Mondays from 9.30am - 1.30pm and can provide help and advice with lots of issues that affect people over 50. If you need help with completing forms, advice about an issue that is affecting you, or are not sure what benefits you might be entitled to, he might be able to help!

Call him directly on 0131 378 7205 to book an appointment.

THE SCOTTISH PARENT AWARDS 2025 - Parent Network ScotlandThe Scottish parent awards, now in its 8th year, is an annual c...
04/09/2025

THE SCOTTISH PARENT AWARDS 2025 - Parent Network Scotland

The Scottish parent awards, now in its 8th year, is an annual celebration of the incredible contributions of parents, carers and inspiring individuals to their communities.
This event shines a spotlight on those who go the extra mile to support others, strengthen connections and build more resilient communities across Scotland.

Nominate someone by following the link aatatatched

Nominations still avaialble for the:
GRAND HEARTS AWARD
Honouring a Grandparent leading with the heart, who proves that caring and community are lifelong passions.

Is there a grandparent who makes a big difference with a big heart? We want to hear about grandparents who are helping raise the next generation, supporting parents, or making their communities stronger. Whether through care, wisdom, or quiet dedication, they embody the power of family across generations.

Also, here are some of the other catagories;

COMMUNITY PARENT AWARD
MIGHTY MUM AWARD
PARENTING GROUP AWARD
THE POSITIVE DADITUDE AWARD
GRAND HEARTS AWARD
INCLUSION IN ACTION AWARD
ACTIVE PARENT AWARD
SCOTTISH ORGANISATION OF THE YEAR AWARD

Take a moment to explore the categories below and nominate someone whose dedication and actions deserve recognition in 2025.

An emotional evening at our Wednesday Night club as our members say goodbye to Yveta, one of our support workers that ha...
06/08/2025

An emotional evening at our Wednesday Night club as our members say goodbye to Yveta, one of our support workers that has been with us before and online during covid. We wish her all the best on her travels and her future adventures!

⭐️ reminder ⭐️ Dance camp with Gina today 11am-2pmEvery Tuesday & Friday during the summer holidays
11/07/2025

⭐️ reminder ⭐️

Dance camp with Gina today 11am-2pm

Every Tuesday & Friday during the summer holidays

Starting this coming Monday for one week only, come see our art exhibit; an amazing instillation in our sesnory garden. ...
09/07/2025

Starting this coming Monday for one week only, come see our art exhibit; an amazing instillation in our sesnory garden. (See times slots on the poster 👇 👇 👇 FREE entry)

Artist Rebecca Livesey-Wright
Artist in Residency with Communities - National Theatre of Scotland with Possobilities

"Sow, Grow, Reap has been a project of gentle exploration and experimentation into how food, care, time and disability intersect. Over the past 6 months I've worked with the community members, staff and volunteers at Possobilities to create an immersive soundscape to be played inside an elaborate horseshoe-shape installation which features pea plants, beaded quotes and crochet panels. The soundscape is composed of folk songs related to land and food, synth sounds generated from 'playing' foods, plants and the artwork we've made, and snippets of conversations taking place across the project. Drawing on theory and visuals relating to rhizomatic and mycorrhizal structures, the installation is informed by questions of reciprocal care, constructs of time (linear, cyclical, seasonal) and carving space to make the mundane beautiful as both an anticapitalist and inherently care-ful practice."
Rebecca Livesey-Wright

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Glasgow

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 9pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+441413363562

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Our Story

The Disability Community was established in 1984 by disabled people in North Glasgow. Over the last 30 years it has grown and developed into one of the most respected voluntary organisations in the city. Members range in age from 5 to 75+ and all disabilities are represented. We are funded by Glasgow City Council to provide our unique centre in Possilpark. We have a Community Cafe and a busy timetable of social clubs and classes, there is something for everyone at The Disability Community. We have day and evening social clubs, IT classes, knitting clubs, Art class, Jewellery Making class and we are always looking to start new groups. We also have a fantastic youth program. Disabled young people often face barriers to attend mainstream youth clubs - physical, transport, emotional and financial. Our Tuesday Teens club is generously funded by Big Lottery and sees local teenagers learn new skills and have an opportunity to socialise in a safe environment. Our Out and About program is funded through BBC Children in Need and helps us to enable young people with disabilities to attend social clubs at our centre and other local community centres. BBC Children in Need and Glasgow City Council both fund our Carelink After-school club for young people with complex needs. Carelink is a rare opportunity for these young people to socialise and play in a safe environment and we love seeing the smiles and progress all of our young people make. Cook 'n' Care - For almost 10 years Cook ‘n’ Care has been providing a first-class meals delivery and care service for vulnerable and disabled people in their own homes. We serve the whole of North Glasgow and pride ourselves on the quality of our meals and the efficiency and friendliness of our volunteers and staff. Our homemade meals are delivered hot and ready to eat Menus are varied and are always healthy and nutritious Our local volunteers are very flexible – we can deliver on one or two days only, or every day, as required Our service is open to anyone who needs it – while some of our customers have a disability, others use Cook 'n' Care simply because they are getting older or due to temporary illness. We are always happy to discuss your requirements and can even provide a free sample meal so you can see and taste the quality of what we offer.