GAMH staff take to the streets as they battle to save their charity, which helps some of Glasgow's most vulnerable
More than 500 people turned up at a demo on Wednesday to show their support for lifeline charity Glasgow Association of Mental Health (GAMH).
They pressed home the point to Glasgow City councillors that swinging budget cuts will cost lives.
A petition signed by thousands of people was also handed in.
The authority says it wants to slash the charity's funding by 40% - a move which could make it unviable.
GAMH's clients - some of the most vulnerable in the city - would be left with nowhere to turn to.
Other services would have to try to pick up the pieces - a false economy, say charity staff who, along with their union Unison, are now considering their next move in the battle to beat closure.
A selection of pictures from the demonstration can be found below.
