- The Glasgow Highlife Band is the latest of PAAS’ three resident bands and is part of the PAAS social enterprise group. Since it was launched in October 2010, the band has been very well received and has a great potential for development. The band has already performed at many exclusive events including the St Mungo’s Festival collaborating with Scottish musicians from the Neilston and District Pipe Band and The Ideal Band; at Ghana’s 54th Independence Celebrations in Glasgow; and is booked

- Sima Fashions is a new social enterprise that that caters for the growing African and African-Caribbean communities in Scotland and the wider UK, as well as the online shopper in Europe and the USA and indeed Africa itself. ‘Sima’ means ‘perfect’ or ‘ideal’ or in some contexts, beautiful in the Akan language in Ghana.

- The Africa Centre is a not-for-profit organisation that provides a platform for exploring Pan-African artistic practice as a catalyst for social change. Based in South Africa, our intention is to innovate, lead, challenge and transcend our geographical reality in the creation and performance of contemporary artistic and intellectual expression.

- Africa Centre Scotland Our aim is to help people of African heritage with their well being.

- The African and Caribbean Network Ltd (A&CN) is a voluntary sector umbrella organisation and coordination body for 40 African and Caribbean community groups representing 10000 people in Glasgow and the surrounding region.

- Glasgow Refugee, Asylum and Migration Network (GRAMNet) is a network of academic researchers, public and voluntary sector organisations led by and/or working with migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in Scotland.

- Dreghorn Photography showcases the work of Glasgow based photographer Stuart Dreghorn. Specializing in social photography encompassing portrait, event, fashion and wedding photography, Stuart offers a friendly easygoing service that values quality images and customer satisfaction.

- Africa in Motion (AiM), the UK's largest African film festival, celebrates its fifth anniversary from 21 October to 5 November 2010 at Filmhouse Cinema in Edinburgh with screenings of over 70 films from 28 African countries. The festival has grown steadily over the past four years, from around 1,300 people attending the inaugural festival in 2006, to almost 3,000 attending in 2009.

- GPIN supports migrants who have moved to the Greater Pollok area.

- Africa Live! Has grown from strength to strength and has gone from a 30mins slot to an hour from 1st December 2007 between 10am -11am.

- Paragon is a music company that commissions, performs, experiments and teaches new music of all kinds.

- Sticks, side drums, cymbals, acoustic or electronic

- One of Glasgow's best fabric shops with very good prices and an amazing variety of fabrics to choose from

- NIDOS is a network of international development organisations with a base in Scotland. We work to improve the effectiveness of our members and the wider international development sector in Scotland.

- The Wise Group is a social enterprise. We're a business that provides solutions to social problems. We've got a commercial focus but we re-invest any profits for the benefit of the people and communities we work with.