CHARTS Gaelic Support Sessions

Join CHARTS Oifigear Cultair Ghàidhlig Àdhamh Ó Broin online for drop-in support sessions. 

Do you…

Have a question about how Gaelic could relate to your work?

Have a project idea and want to explore Gaelic support?

Want to find out how CHARTS can help develop your project?

Want to explore ways of incorporating Gaelic into your heritage, creative or cultural project?

Want to find out more about the work CHARTS does?

Or simply want to have a chat about Gaelic and what opportunities might be available to you?

These informal sessions are your opportunity to talk to us about your work, ideas and projects and to explore what Gaelic support might be available to you. 

45-minute slots are available, but you don't need to use the full time; feel free to drop in for a quick chat. At the start of each session, Àdhamh will give a short overview of his work and how he can support your Gaelic activity. 

Dates available: 25, 26 and 27 November 2026. 

All CHARTS members are welcome!

Book a slot

CHARTS is an Argyll and Bute wide member network designed to promote the sector and increase opportunities. Membership is free; if you haven't already registered for membership, please see: https://www.chartsargyllandisles.org/register/ 

What does CHARTS do? 

• Award programmes.

• Build networks.

• Championing the region.

• Collections management, outreach & care - The Argyll Collection & Campbeltown Museum.

• Develop local & international partnerships.

• Fundraising to create new work opportunities.

• Local area development.

• Support over 760+ members.

How does CHARTS support Gaelic profile building and advocacy?

• Highlighting regional diversity within the language & endangered local dialects & lore.

• Developing arts, cultural heritage & place profile-raising projects.

• Embedding Gaelic across all CHARTS outputs.

• Run Gaelic programmes that directly support members.

• Embed Gaelic across CHARTS projects.

• Provide 1:1 member support.

• Support members to use Gaelic in projects.

• Increase Gaelic visibility & access, e.g., Kilmartin Museum translations & language group support in Arrochar & Dunoon.

• Partner with organisations, e.g., GSA, to deliver initiatives like Dùthchas Beò, promoting Gaelic, environment, & reciprocity.

• Participate in events like Seachdain na Gàidhlig (World Gaelic Week).

• Offer advice & guidance to anyone interested in Gaelic.

Image: Ceanglan Chaluim Chille, Eòghann Mac Colla 2026.