In 2020 Sarah, a person we support from our Moray branch, applied and was hired to be a Junior Admin Assistant in the Cornerstone office. After two years of working from home, Sarah was delighted to finally be able to work in the office. Claire, Sarah's support worker at the time, tells us all about Sarah's journey. Read more
Callum from our Aberdeen South branch had the amazing opportunity to fly in a glider! Read more
Lindsey raised £2000 for her friends by challenging herself to walk 11,000 metres with her frame. In recognition of her massive achievement, Lindsey was named a winner of the Mary Williamson awards. Read more
In 2021 Teresa overcame her anxieties and stayed three days in Cornerstone's Jubilee house. To recognise her achievements, she was named one of the winners of the Mary Williamson Awards. Read more
We work closely together with individuals and families to agree what kind of care and support best meets their own needs. Read some of inspiring stories kindly shared by the people we support, to find out more about the difference person-centred, Cornerstone care makes.
Our North Lanarkshire hub recently hosted an Easter event that was open to the public. It was an amazing afternoon with lots of stalls selling homemade crafts and plenty of treats and games. Cornerstone's Baxter Bear even showed up to greet people at the door. Read more
Rena, Anthony and Douglas recently celebrated their 20th year staying at the Fairfield Road service in Dundee. They were joined by family, friends and people from other services who wanted to join in the celebrations. Read more about the event of the year below! Read more
This year AJ has done an incredible job in his college course and has noticed a big difference between remote and in-person learning. He had found online learning a challenge but is having a great time at his new classes in person. To honour his achievements he was named as a winner of the Mary Williamson Awards in 2021! Read more
Lee gained lots of confidence when he signed onto a local football team as a goalkeeper. He was a runner up in the Mary Williamson Awards and was surprised with tickets to London from Santa and his support staff. Read more
Kenny worked really hard last year to overcome his fear of wearing anything on his face area - including masks! To recognise his personal achievements Kenny was named a runner-up of the Mary Williamson awards. Read more
James who is supported by our Scottish Borders branch had the incredible experience of seeing the Riverdance in Edinburgh. Read more
Kirsten worked really hard in 2021 to overcome her fears and go on her first holiday. For this achievement she was named a winner in the Mary Williamson Awards. Read more
Kayla, who is supported in the Scottish Borders, has been working hard to achieve her dream of being a learning disability nurse. For all her hard work she was named as one of the winners of the Mary Williamson Awards. Read more