FLOAT ONE Wellbeing CICCommunity wellbeing
in Glasgow
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CONTACT FLOAT ONE WELLBEING CIC

Start with the route that fits your enquiry.

Contact the CIC about accessing support, making a professional referral, developing a partnership or arranging funded community places.

We are not an emergency or crisis service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999 or attend A&E.

CHOOSE AN ENQUIRY

A clearer message gets to the right conversation.

01

Support enquiries

Ask about active programmes, eligibility and funded or subsidised places.

Email this enquiry ↗
02

Professional referrals

Discuss a possible referral, consent, suitability and the safest way to share information.

Email this enquiry ↗
03

Partners and funders

Introduce your organisation, community need or potential funding opportunity.

Email this enquiry ↗

CONTACT DETAILS

Glasgow based. Community focused.

Emailinfo@floatone.co.uk

For a first support enquiry, include only your name, a safe way to contact you and that you wish to discuss CIC support.

Telephone07951 946 068

If we cannot answer immediately, leave your name, number and a brief reason for calling without sensitive details.

Visits

Visits are by prior arrangement. Please do not arrive expecting a CIC assessment or programme place without confirmation.

ACCESS & COMMUNICATION NEEDS

Tell us what would make the first step easier.

If you have mobility, sensory, communication, language or other access requirements, tell us when you first contact the CIC. We will explain what can be accommodated for the relevant programme and avoid making assumptions about what you need.

A supporter or professional may help you make an enquiry with your consent. We will still involve you in decisions about your participation.

Read the support-access process ↗

BEFORE YOU EMAIL

Protect your privacy from the first message.

Do not send detailed medical records, diagnoses, case notes, identification documents or other highly sensitive information by ordinary email unless we have explained a suitable process and why it is needed.