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All We Can Do 

Our programme of creative workshops for women who are facing homelessness, addiction, poverty and violence. 

All We Can Do workshops take place in safe creative spaces where individuals can explore issues that impact their lives together. Through drama, music, visual art, textiles and spoken word, our artistic interventions are designed to generate positive change and personal development. 

This work expands our long and rich history of working with women’s groups in the community. 

Current projects

Finding hope in creativity at Elder Street and the Chara Centre
Two women smiling and dancing at an All We Can Do sharing session. Other women can be seen clapping in the background.]

Finding hope in creativity at Elder Street and the Chara Centre

Supporting women at the Lilias Centre through creativity
A group of people standing in a line, seen from the back. They are all holding each other and wearing Citizens Theatre t-shirts. The room is illuminated in purple lighting with fairy lights.

Supporting women at the Lilias Centre through creativity

Creating positive change for women
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Creating positive change for Tomorrow's Women and Martha's Mammies

How to get involved

Our All We Can Do groups are closed sessions. 

If you are interested in this work or collaborating with our Participate Team, please get in touch with Elly Goodman, Community Drama Artist or Carly McCaig, Community Drama Worker.

What our participants say

 

I loved every minute;

 

I’d do it again in a heartbeat.

Supporters

All We Can Do is supported by Awards for All (National Lottery), a small family charitable trust and Partnership contributions from Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership.