Cassiltoun Housing Association

Cassiltoun Housing Association has announced the early retirement of Fiona McGowan, a highly respected leader whose remarkable career in housing spans more than four decades. Fiona began her housing career over 40 years ago with Glasgow City Council, starting in May 1983 as a clerk in Easterhouse be

A community group in south Glasgow has published its own declaration to protect the rights of local people. The Castlmilk Housing and Human Rights Board published their declaration to mark International Human Rights Day in a bid to keep human rights at the forefront of community activism.

Cassiltoun Housing Association welcomed more than 1,000 people for its annual Halloween Pumpkin Festival.

Cassiltoun Housing Association welcomed almost 300 children through the doors, including their families, for the 'Castlemilk Together: Food and Fun Project' during the School Holidays, funded by Glasgow City Council’s Holiday Programme.

Human Rights campaigners in Castlemilk have won national recognition for their work in raising awareness with the United Nations around food poverty issues within their community. The Castlemilk Housing and Human Rights Lived Experience Board picked up the accolade for ‘Good practice in involv

A cherished community tradition has once again brought the people of Castlemilk together in a moving act of remembrance, and has received support from three local housing associations which both contributed floral tributes to remember lost lives.

Cassiltoun Housing Association has secured funding from the Energy Savings Trust via the Energy Redress Scheme to employ an energy advisor to join its advice team. By offering direct assistance to individuals who struggle to heat their homes, the project will help all new and current tenants, factor

Cassiltoun Housing Association and its well known chairperson Anna Stuart MBE have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to Scotland’s housing sector at the Share Awards 2025. The prestigious event, held on April 24th, celebrated excellence in housing services, spotlighting indiv

A Castlemilk community group has taken their fight to secure a supermarket for their area to the United Nations.

Two Castlemilk residents have been announced as the recipients of the 2024 Cassiltoun Trust Community Bursary.

A major community-led project has been completed in Castlemilk Park following significant funding from Scotland’s walking charity, Paths for All, as part of a dedicated active travel fund. 

Cassiltoun Housing Association passed on some Christmas cheer this month by handing out Glasgow Loves Local vouchers worth £75 and selection boxes to 207 households who are of pension age.

Cassiltoun Housing Association has continued its tradition of holding free Christmas events for local people throughout the month of December.

Cassiltoun Housing Association’s annual Christmas celebration was a resounding success, bringing festive joy and community spirit to all who attended.

Housing is the building block on which a host of human rights are based on, according to the Scottish Human Rights Commission. Chair of the Commission, Professor Angela O’Hagan, and her team met with the Castlemilk Housing and Human Rights Lived Experience Group to explore a range of issues fa