About Life Housing
Who we are
A Glasgow charity built on second chances
We support and help people facing the challenges of homelessness and resettlement by providing high quality care and support services that enable them to realise their potential and make positive life choices.
Our story
Why Life Housing exists
Life Housing operates two projects in the East End of Glasgow: The ARCH Resettlement Centre on Muslin Street and our Scatter Flats. Together they take a man from crisis accommodation, through a structured programme of support, to a tenancy he can hold on to.
Since Glasgow City Council withdrew funding following a £2.5m budget cut, the ARCH has relied on donations and the generosity of the public to keep supporting these vulnerable men.
Our values
What guides us
Christian values, practical outcomes
We are proud members of the Evangelical Alliance. Our faith shapes the way we care — the outcomes we chase are firmly practical.
Dignity
Every man who walks through our door is treated as a person, never a case number.
Compassion
Our Christian values shape how we care: patiently, practically and without judgement.
Hope
We believe change is possible, and we build the skills that make it sustainable.
Service
A dedicated, SSSC-registered team walking alongside people at their hardest moment.
Governance
How we are run and held to account
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Scottish Charity No. SC021765 · Registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies Act 1965 No.2445R (S)
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Your gift keeps the front door open.
The ARCH is no longer funded by Glasgow City Council. Every donation directly supports men rebuilding their lives in the East End of Glasgow.