Mental Welfare Commission

Mental Welfare Commission's role is to safeguard the rights and welfare of everyone with a learning disability, mental illness or other mental disorders.

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Support Service

Supporting adults from 16 years, with physical and learning disabilities to participate in a broad range of outcome-focused opportunities that are provided within a building setting and community-based settings, to support and maximise learning and independence skills.
Care at Home and Housing Support

This service supports people to live independently, progressing towards their specified goals and to support individual tenancies with local Housing Associations.
Connects Hub

The Connects Hub allows the Scottish Borders Branch - Support Service, Care at Home and Housing Support a unique opportunity to access support in a variety of ways throughout the week, which can include day, evening, and weekends.

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Our colleagues are at the heart and soul of our organisation and through teamwork, trust and empowerment everyone plays a vital part in helping us to achieve our purpose.
E-learning

The Cornerstone Training Academy offers a significant range of e-learning courses which focus on quality, competence and safety. Courses are easily accessible.
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Training

We design and deliver bespoke training to suit your individual and organisational needs.
Our history

Cornerstone was first established in North East Scotland in 1980 by Nick Baxter to support adults, children and young people who have a variety of needs including physical and learning disabilities, autism, and dementia.
Our aims and values

Read all about Cornerstones aims and values here.
Care at home (Support Services)

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.
Care home

A residential care home provides accommodation and 24-hour personal care and support to people who no longer find it possible to manage daily life in their current home.
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Choosing your own support

If you feel that you or a loved one needs help to continue living at home or to access the local community then you may be able to get help from your local Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP).