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Aproxima SCIO

Also known as: Aproxima

Country
Scotland
Charity number
SC048801
Status
Active
Registered
Oct. 31, 2018
Legal form
SCIO (Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation)

Address

Address
26 Ashburton Road
Glasgow
G12 0LZ

Activities

'It carries out activities or services itself'

'the advancement of citizenship or community development','the advancement of the arts, heritage, culture or science'

Aproxima SCIO is an environmental art charity that is dedicated to the advancement of citizenship and community, through collaborating with communities to make high quality horticultural and cultural events and intiatives. We run a community garden in North Glasgow that takes is some of the most deprived areas in Glasgow completely on a volunteer basis providing fresh food and informal teaching to participants from the age of 2-75 years old. We are currently working on a city wide initiative building spring and wildflower memorials in the Glasgow Necropolis garden cemetery, marking areas of common graves, remembering through improved green spaces, where 21,000 people were too poor to have headstones. We undertake capital development and revenue and maintenance support for beautiful new green spaces which are all improved through the direct participation of our targeted and public volunteers.

Beneficiaries: 'No specific group, or for the benefit of the community'

Objectives: To encourage an appreciation of the arts and culture [and thereby enhance learning] through the creation, commissioning, promotion and support of all forms of high quality art. This will include all forms of public art, environmental art, visual art, live performance, events, writing,lectures, symposiums, discussions, site based installations, films, theatre and architecture. It will also include any permanent or temporary art installation in any rural and/or urban setting and/ or buildings. The advancement of citizenship and community development by collaborating with local communities where possible to involve the community, whether through direct participation or otherwise in the delivery of all forms of art and art related activities. This may include using art to provide innovative regeneration strategies within the community that will be of benefit both at a local and national level, and which may also improve and enhance the rural and /or urban setting and/or buildings. This will also encourage the open learning and exchange of values and beliefs within the community on the matter of art and the way in which it can enhance the community itself.

Geography

Main operating location
Glasgow City
Geographical spread
Scotland and other parts of the UK

Finances

Period end Income Expenditure
March 31, 2026 £221,335 £208,130
March 31, 2025 £170,303 £133,535
March 31, 2024 £61,603 £93,011
March 31, 2023 £61,322 £39,788
March 31, 2022 £176,262 £195,008
March 31, 2021 £79,975 £57,425