What’s On
Find out what’s on and get involved!
We appreciate how important it is to meet and socialise with people from your local community.
Take a look at our directory below to find out what local groups are offering both in-person and online.
If you are a local organisation and would like to advertise your activities, please contact us.
Click on the categories to find groups that are relevant to your search:
Whilst we make every effort to advertise local groups, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of third party information.
Please check with the group organiser for up to date information.
Trauma Informed Parenting
At TIP We offer workshops and support for parents, carers, teachers and anyone living or working with children with challenging behaviours due to trauma or ASN needs to apply a trauma lens. These parenting techniques are for all children. Not only children with trauma.
Fire Cloud
We advance education through the provision of faith based learning opportunities that grow self-esteem, develop giftedness and inspire vocational confidence. In particular, through creative and performing arts.
Somewhere In Between
We provide simple, fun ideas, lesson plans and courses to help educate children and young people, not just in the classroom but at home and outdoors.
Knitting Group
Meets every Wednesday from 11 am to 1 pm. Contact Clydebank Shopmobility for up to date information.
Chair Yoga
Free classes offered through Clydebank Shopmobility every second Tuesday. Contact Clydebank Shopmobility for up to date information.
Walking Group
Easy, sociable walking group run by Clydebank Shopmobility. Meets every second Tuesday at 11am. Contact Clydebank Shopmobility for up to date information.
Moments of Freedom
Moments of Freedom, led by New Scot women resettled in Clydebank – is a safe space for women to come together to be themselves, make connections, share their skills and expertise to shape their local community for the meaningful integration of their families.
Youth Restorative Justice Service
Youth Restorative Justice Services use restorative principles to address behaviour in a way which empowers the people harmed, those responsible and the wider community members in order to resolve issues in a constructive way.
Preventing Abuse in Relationships (PAIR)
Delivered by SACRO, PAIR is a group work programme designed to promote equality, safety and respect within intimate relationships and to support desistance from harmful behaviour among men convicted of a domestic abuse related offence.
Fusion LGBT Youth Group
Y Sort-It FUSION LGBT Youth Group is for young people 25 years and under, and currently meets online. The group brings young people together and provides opportunity to take part in workshops, learn new skills and develop knowledge about loads of different topics like sexual health, confidence building, job skills and much more. But most importantly the groups give young LGBT people the opportunity to meet like minded young people, make new friends and generally have fun.
West Dunbartonshire LGBT Network
A group of officers who work to raise awareness of lgbt issues in West Dunbartonshire and challenge negative attitudes.
Clydebank LGBT Social Group
Part of the Equality Network, the Clydebank LGBT Social Group meets in Dalmuir, Clydebank, once a month. For meeting times and details contact clydebanklgbt@yahoo.co.uk or call Fiona-Marie on 07974489520.
Trafalgar Housing Association
Trafalgar Housing Association is a local social housing provider.
Bankie Talk
Established in 1989, Clydebank-based Bankie Talk is a charity which prepares and delivers a variety of talking newspapers and Audio Books from our extensive library for visually impaired people in West Dunbartonshire and further afield.
The Recycle Room
For the whole community a way to recycle your unwanted household items...from clothes to curtains, we take it all and give it back to others for FREE!
West Dunbartonshire CVS
As a Third Sector Interface, WDCVS holds a unique position in supporting, promoting, developing and representing volunteering and sector activity across West Dunbartonshire.
Clyde Shopmobility
Clyde Shopmobility is a locally run charity who provide a scooter, manual and powered wheelchair service to our members along with a drop off and pick up within Clydebank Shopping Centre. We also deliver a sighted guide service to residents of West Dunbartonshire and the surrounding areas.
Clydebank Seniors Forum
We hold monthly meetings and pass on information relevant to our members. We have a variety of Speakers mainly on topics which will be of benefit to us but sometimes on a more lighthearted vein.
Goldenhill Mental Health Resource Centre
The main aim of the service is to provide care for people suffering from a persistent or acute mental illness, who live in the community.