A Community Resource at Parkhead Salvation Army

Parkhead Salvation Army functions not only as a church but also as a vital community center in Glasgow.

Founded in 1879 by William Booth, this site embodies the Salvation Army's mission of supporting the underprivileged. Its unique architecture features traditional red-brick design, making it a recognizable landmark in the area. It plays a significant role in offering social services, including food banks and community outreach programs.

Key Features to Explore

🎖️ Commendable Charity Work: The Army actively provides support to the homeless and impoverished through various community initiatives.
🍽️ Weekly Community Meals: Regularly hosts meals fostering community spirit and bringing people together.
🎶 Musical Performances: Often showcases local musical talents, enriching the cultural landscape of Parkhead.

Accessibility is free, welcoming families, local residents, and those interested in social work or community services.