Our projects

The ARCH

A safe home and a structured route to independence

Located on Muslin Street in Bridgeton, the ARCH combines ground-level offices, a support centre and twelve fully furnished flats, with a south-facing garden for tenants.

The programme

10 modules over 26 weeks

The programme is designed to equip men with the skills and confidence required to sustain their own tenancy when referred to social housing. The dedicated staff team operates within the Recovery Oriented System of Care (ROSC) framework, ensuring a holistic, person-centred approach, and every service user has a tailor-made support plan.

Each week, service users attend a group session on Mondays and complete up to five one-to-one support sessions. The intensity of support decreases progressively as they advance. The final stage — the resettlement module — prepares them to secure and sustain their own tenancy. Tenants retain full autonomy throughout.

The ARCH Resettlement Centre building

12 flats

Fully furnished, one-bedroom, self-contained flats over two floors, with lift access.

26 weeks

A structured programme with support intensity reducing as independence grows.

10 modules

From settling in to the final resettlement module and a sustainable tenancy.

Men 21+

An independent service exclusively for adult men aged 21 years and over.

Support spaces at the ARCH

Our team

SSSC-registered support, one to one

The ARCH is managed by a Manager, Deputy Manager, Administrator/Finance Officer, four Resettlement Support Workers, part-time weekend support staff and sessional staff — a team that knows every tenant by name.

Refer someone to the ARCH

Referrals

How people reach us

We accept self-referrals and referrals from all social, rehab and care organisations throughout Scotland and the UK. Call the office for further information on the process of gaining access to the project.

Visiting us

36 Muslin St, Bridgeton, Glasgow, G40 4AP

Bridgeton, Glasgow

Make a difference

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.