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Our support can help you

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.

How we help
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The types of support

Examples of how we can help you:

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Work & education

Psychological trauma support

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Community activities

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Counselling & other therapies

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Access to records

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What People Say

About our work

“I’ve never told anyone but I sat down with my support coordinator and told her and she believed me”
MarySurvivor
Mary
“Right from the get go, I found the support absolutely superb”
ChristineSurvivor
Christine
“What happens in your childhood – you carry into adulthood”.
SheenaSurvivor
Sheena
“To move forwards, I had to look backwards”
AlanSurvivor
Alan
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What we do

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.

  • Arrange access to support & training
  • Support you in your life goals
  • Help you find your own path
  • Help you find success in your life

News & Events

Keep up to date with the latest news and views from Future Pathways.

Alliance Manager welcomes Future Pathways extension

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

The invisible war

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

Watch our animation to find out how Future Pathways works for survivors:

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Need help now?

  If you are feeling distressed, in a state of despair, suicidal or need emotional support, contact:

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NHS 24: 111

If you think you have an emergency situation or need an ambulance, you should dial 999.

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Breathing Space:
Freephone 0800 83 85 87

6pm - 2am week days, 24 hrs at weekends from 6pm on Friday to 6am on Monday.

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Samaritans: 116 123 (UK),
116 123 (ROI)

24 hours/seven days a week, local rate call charge.

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ChildLine: Freephone
0800 11 11

For children up to the age of 18 - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Rape Crisis Scotland:
08088 01 03 02

6pm-12pm, seven days a week.

Get in touch

It’s easy to get in touch – either by phone, email, or you can fill in this simple form to ask about registering.

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