REMADE NETWORK IS A REPAIR & REUSE SOCIAL ENTERPRISE THAT WORKS COLLABORATIVELY ACROSS A NETWORK OF DIFFERENT COMMUNITIES.
WE SET UP REPAIR SERVICES & DIGITAL INCLUSION PROJECTS THAT CREATE JOBS, PREVENT WASTE & REDUCE INEQUALITY.
WE EXIST TO BUILD A REPAIR ECONOMY FROM THE GROUND UP.
GBCT emerged 18 years ago as a grassroots campaign to return Govanhill Baths to community ownership as a vital community asset. Today, it is a high-profile anchor organisation with effective local partnerships and a commitment to transforming our community for the benefit of local people. GBCT is recognised as an example of what can be achieved through community participation and a governance that underlines the importance of connecting national and local social policy agendas The ethos of the GBCT has always been, ‘Run for the community, by the community’.
Currently GBCT runs four key programmes, one of which is the award-winning social enterprise, Rags to Riches, Scotland’s leading upcycling enterprise aimed at creating employment, training and volunteering opportunities through environmental/regeneration projects. Find out more here.
Glasgow City Council is the local government authority for the City of Glasgow, Scotland.
WEAll is the leading global collaboration of organisations, alliances, movements and individuals working together to transform the economic system into one that delivers human and ecological wellbeing.
DTA Scotland is an independent, member-led organisation which aims to promote, support and represent development trusts in Scotland. Established in 2003, DTA Scotland now has over 250 development trust members – community-led organisations using a combination of enterprise and creativity to improve the quality of life for local people in urban, rural and island communities across Scotland
We are proud to partner with Material Focus on the national Recycle Your Electricals campaign.
Material Focus has provided Remade Network with support to make it easier for people in and around Glasgow to reuse and recycle their unwanted electricals.
Material Focus: Our vision is living in a world where materials are never wasted. We’re on a mission to transform the way we all think about our unwanted electricals from useless waste to valuable resources.
You can find out more about the national campaign and how to get involved here.
Cranhill Development Trust is a place for learning, growing and gathering together to work for a healthy and happy community.
We have partnered with Cranhill Development Trust to offer our Tech Drop recycling and affordable repair services to the local community to tackle throw-away culture.
Parkhead Housing Association is a Registered Social Landlord operating in the East End of Glasgow.
We have partnered with Parkhead Housing Association to offer our Tech Drop recycling and affordable repair services to the local community via the Drill Hall Pantry to tackle throw-away culture.