20 September 2025 (10:00 - 15:00)
Enjoy a tour of this historic building, designed around 1900 by Glasgow architect Eric Alexander Sutherland, and discover its rich history.
Learn about the work of Flourish House and our vision for the future as part of the Glasgow Association for Mental Health.
We're looking forward to welcoming you.

Overview
Flourish House is based in an elegant Category B Listed building, built around 1900 & designed by Glasgow-based architect Eric Alexander Sutherland.
At the time, Ashley Street was called West Cumberland Street, and the building was purpose-built as a Church & Church Hall; New City Road Congregational Church.
The building remained in use as a church until around 1949, when it was converted to offices.
The building became Flourish House in 2007, a mental health recovery community based on the International Clubhouse Model – the only organisation of its kind in Scotland; we offer support to people with long-term mental illnesses, enabling them to gain a sense of well-being and recover confidence.
We also encourage people to learn new skills to achieve social, financial and vocational goals and become active participants in the community.
In 2025, Flourish House joined Glasgow Association for Mental Health and continues to provide a mental health recovery community alongside various GAMH services.
Paid parking available on street.

Address
23-25 Ashley Street, Glasgow, G3 6DR