CrossReach wants to start the project at Doges, overlooking Glasgow Green.
Threshold Glasgow, part of CrossReach - the social care arm of the Church of Scotland - says its service, which supports adults with learning disabilities, autism and mental health issues, is seeing an increase in users.
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To help manage this, and to ensure activities are socially distanced, the group wants to take over a unit inside Doges, which sits between two units it already uses.
What is Threshold Glasgow?
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The organisation supports around 100 people in Glasgow - some at their home, some at community facilities, and others who use the Day Opportunities service.
This service, which gives its users the chance to learn and develop, has seen a big increase in users.
The new unit, if approved, would allow the group to run sessions including yoga, arts and crafts, and educational activities.
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