Located at the corner of Sauchiehall Street and Claremont Street, close to The Mitchell Library, Sandyford Central provides sexual, reproductive and emotional health services, along with library and information services for all members of the public.
There are also mini-Sandyfords (Hubs) in a variety of locations in Greater Glasgow & Clyde.
The Sandyford Initiative has more information about opening times and services at Sandyford Central and the Hubs e.g. counselling, sexual health check-up, contraception etc.
Sandyford Library and Information Services
Easy to use and open to everyone - find the information you need on a whole range of health and wellbeing subjects.
Borrow books, DVDs and CDs, take away information leaflets or just come in to browse, enquire about any health related issue or use the free PCs.
There are resources on all aspects of health and well-being including pregnancy and babycare, self esteem, relationships, menopause, eating disorders, violence and abuse, sex and sexual problems, men’s health, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) issues, healthy living and more ...
- use your Glasgow Libraries card or sign up for a card at Sandyford (two forms of ID required).
- join Sandyford Library even if you don’t live or work in Glasgow.
- borrow up to 6 items at a time for 4 weeks.
- return Sandyford’s books to any Glasgow Library.
- explore the stock of Sandyford Library using Glasgow Libraries online catalogue
- request Sandyford’s books at your local library
- free Internet access with support for new learners, introduction to the Internet and email guides, advice on sourcing quality websites.
- accredited Learn Direct e-Learning Centre
- Enquiry Service – just call in or contact us by telephone, email or letter.
- find health and well-being information with a Glasgow focus online at Glasgow's Health Hub
Library Opening Hours