Care at home services (also known as Support Services) allow your loved one to stay living in their own home whilst getting the help and support they need. Read more
Information about our shared house for people with complex physical and learning disabilities in East Dunbartonshire, Donohoe Court. Read more
Our community support services provide assistance in a similar way to housing support services and care at home (support services) but is usually for shorter periods of time during the day or night. Our teams can also provide short-term, overnight respite care. Read more
Our housing support services are delivered in a person's own residence or in shared tenancies with a number of other people. Support time can vary from a few hours a week to 24 hours to meet the needs you have. Read more
Everything we do focuses on each person we support and how best we can empower them to be as independent and fulfilled as possible. From Lennoxtown to Castlemilk, Knightswood to Baillieston we tailor our care to the person and their needs so they can live well and thrive in their own communities.
We work across the largest city in Scotland as well as the semi-rural area of East Dunbartonshire. Our colleagues support almost 400 children, young people, adults and older adults living with a range of conditions and challenges, including autism, learning disabilities, physical disabilities, mental health problems, growing older and dementia.
Our care is offered in people’s own homes and/or in small, shared houses located across the branch. These are run by staff who are allocated into teams, supported by a Team Leader and a Service Manager/Project Lead.
We have over 220 colleagues working within our nine community support teams and 20 housing support services. During good times and bad, our social care practitioners give their very best and make a real difference to the lives of the amazing people we support.
Our Glasgow and East Dunbartonshire branch is led by Robert McKay.
"I am very happy with the service my brother receives. The staff who support him are great with him and I know he is in good hands under their support. If it wasn’t for their support over the last 10-15 years he wouldn’t be the man he is today. I have no complaints whatsoever, only praise."
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The Care Inspectorate look at the quality of care in Scotland to ensure it meets high standards. Where they find that improvement is needed, they support services to make positive changes. Read more
We can help you to develop a package that meets your needs if you are looking to use your private funds to obtain care and support. Read more
Respite is an opportunity for people needing support and/or their family/carers to obtain a break from their daily routines. Read more
Shared Lives & Short Breaks enables people requiring support to live in their community without having to live alone. Read more