Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary

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Congrats to this young gentleman on his retirement after 20yrs at Coltness High School. 💙

And that’s a wrap for Christmas Carolling 2023! Well done and thank you to everyone who has taken part over the last month and, in particular, thank you to these dedicated pupils who gave up time on Christmas Eve to play Tesco Wishaw Community Champ Page this morning! Merry Christmas Everyone! 🎄🎶

Customer helps defend owner from being jumped

What a day! This was this morning at 8am after being fitted for skis.

End of an afternoon

🌟 Gratitude Alert! 🌟 A huge shoutout and heartfelt thanks to Total Control Security LTD for their unwavering support to us at Homeless Project Scotland! 🙌 👏 Each year, they go above and beyond, contributing over 1,820 volunteer hours to make a positive impact on the lives of those

FRANCE TRIP UPDATE: a trip to the markets this morning practising our French!

we are sharing Sabastian’s story. Sabastian first came to our project as a service user in crisis. Today, thanks to the support, stability and community he found here, he is now one of our Assistant Shelter Managers leading volunteers, keeping people safe, and helping others

💙 THE REALITY OF HOMLESSNESS IN GLASGOW EXPLAINED IN FOUR PANELS 💙 This comic tells the story we see every single night at Homeless Project Scotland 1️⃣ People fighting for their basic right to safety and accommodation. 2️⃣ Being told to “stay in the shelter one more night.” 3️⃣

HPS was founded on the incredible strength and lived experience of Tina a woman who once faced homelessness and addiction herself, and chose to turn her pain into purpose. Today, Tina is facing an unexpected and heartbreaking diagnosis of terminal cervical cancer. Despite this

Yesterday was #worldautismday Today, we stand proud. Our CEO Colin McInnes lives with autism and has gone on to build a national charity that saves lives every single day & night. While others see barriers, he saw people in need. While systems failed, he stepped forward.