A fund of nearly £450,000 has just been granted to house Ukrainian refugees in Glasgow Read More:
The West of Scotland Housing Association has been granted £449,805 to provide much-needed housing for Ukrainian people who have been displaced by the war.It will enable the association to refurbish 15 empty homes in Glasgow to rehouse Ukrainians temporarily, for a period of up to three years.Additional improvements will be made to some, such as energy efficiency measures., who will in turn use them to provide shelter to displaced Ukrainians and provide them with support.
"This funding from the Scottish Government gives us the opportunity to work with Glasgow City Council to provide a more stable living environment to those that have already faced so much uncertainty.” "The Scottish Government has provided almost £450,000 of grant funding to West of Scotland Housing Association to bring 15 properties back into use as much needed longer-term accommodation for people who have had to flee the war against Ukraine.
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