Focus groups to inform the development of a community resource hub at the University of Glasgow

Thank you for taking part in our recent survey regarding a new community resource hub within the new Institute of Health and Wellbeing at the University of Glasgow.

We had more than 75 responses from community organisations across the city and one or two beyond. There was a high degree of interest in using a hub and plenty of ideas for how it should work and what it should contain.

We’re grateful to you for indicating you’d be willing to take part in a focus group to explore the hub in more depth, and would like to invite you to attend an online session.

Please indicate your availability on the below dates and state which date you would prefer.

We will do our best to give everyone their preferred option subject to the levels of interest in each session. We will confirm places as soon as we can and no later than Friday 10th September.

Please let us know if you have any questions, and we look forward to hearing from you.

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