19 September 2025 (11:00 - 15:00)
20 September 2025 (11:00 - 15:00)
21 September 2025 (11:00 - 15:00)
Come for an exclusive look behind the scenes at our extraordinary, purpose fitted Medical and Welfare Centre!
You’ll get an exclusive tour, meet members of our dedicated, specialist volunteer teams and hear about their inspiring experiences including how they have become steadfast support to both the local community and visitors to Glasgow alike.
Once again we have partnered with The Glasgow Science Centre, Titan Props and Glasgow University Anatomy Department to bring you both interactive and vintage anatomy models, plus there’ll be a mini exhibition of documentary photographs taken by award winning photographer Cameron Scott.
You’ll even get a chance to see inside our emergency ambulance and much more!

Overview:
Glasgow Street Aid is a pre-hospital medical and welfare charity based in the heart of the city, helping tackle pressures on both the ambulance service and A&E departments, by providing on scene care in the city.
Their volunteers come from all walks of life who take on different roles within the charity - control room dispatcher, fundraiser or building support worker, to being a part of their medical street teams who are made up of qualified First Responders, Ambulance Technicians, Registered Nurses, Paramedics, Doctors, and students within different healthcare fields.
Glasgow Street Aid is situated within one of only two surviving category B-listed Victorian, classical style warehouses designed by W. Lochhead in 1855 - for the famous Wylie & Lochhead - built initially for coffin storage!
Through the ornate iron gates to the right of our front door, you can view the original horse drawn carriage courtyard.

Wide front door and ramp access. Limited seating. Tours are ground floor only.

Address
56 Union Street, Medical & Welfare Centre, Glasgow, G13QX