Future Pathways supports in care abuse survivors. We help adults who were victims of historical abuse in a care setting in Scotland as children. Our aim is to help them lead a happier and more fulfilled life.
We work together with people who were abused in care to arrange access to person-centred support that will help them to lead full, healthy and independent lives, and to find their own pathways to a positive future.
Keep up to date with the latest news and views from Future Pathways.
News that £9 million of funding has been granted to allow Future Pathways to run for even longer has been welcomed. The Scottish Government has announced that it will fund the project for a further two years until at least 2023. Flora Henderson, Alliance Manager for Future Pathways, said: “This
During lockdown, you have been sharing your thoughts about the pandemic with Future Pathways. Vicky has asked us to share her poem about it with you: The world is fighting a war – you could say, it is world war three. But this battle has no exploding bombs, soldiers firing
Legislation to provide financial redress to people who were abused in care as children is set to be introduced in Scotland this year. Deputy First Minister John Swinney has confirmed that the Redress (Survivors of In Care Abuse) (Scotland) Bill will be introduced in the Scottish Parliament following its summer
If you are feeling distressed, in a state of despair, suicidal or need emotional support, contact:
If you think you have an emergency situation or need an ambulance, you should dial 999.
6pm - 2am week days, 24 hrs at weekends from 6pm on Friday to 6am on Monday.
24 hours/seven days a week, local rate call charge.
For children up to the age of 18 - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
6pm-12pm, seven days a week.
It’s easy to get in touch – either by phone, email, or you can fill in this simple form to ask about registering.
