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Scottish Parliament

From Cumbria to the Scottish Parliament: Why I’m Travelling

Rikki took part in Caring Scotland, a creative oral history project from National Theatre of Scotland. The project documents the lives and experiences of at least 100 members of the care experienced community in Scotland. Here, Rikki reflects on taking part.

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10 Years of working together  

Our tailored approach to support is made possible by working with our dedicated Delivery Partners. As we mark 10 years of Future Pathways, we say a big thank you to all the organisations and professionals we have worked with over the past decade.

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Tell us what you think 

As we mark 10 years of Future Pathways, we want to make sure we keep improving. You can help us. Find out more about how to give us feedback. Your voice makes a difference.

Our timeline

Discover more about our work over the past 10 Years in our timeline of key milestones.

10 Years: key figures

Looking back over 10 Years of Future Pathways, we’re highlighting our key facts and figures, including people we support, Delivery Partners, Peer Support and more.

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2026 marks 10 years of Future Pathways

Launched in 2016, our service supports people who experienced abuse and neglect in the Scottish care system to lead full, healthy and independent lives. Discover more about our work.

Shadow in the Dark

In 2025, Bradley published a book about his life. It is called Shadow in the Dark. He writes about his time in foster care and in prison, and fighting for justice through the courts. Here, Bradley shares his journey.

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Small moments, simple steps

We hear from Jen Wood about what mindfulness is and how we can bring it into our daily lives. Jen Wood is one of our Delivery Partners.

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Talking about mental health

If you think someone seems out of sorts, it can be good to start a conversation about mental health. Sometimes, having these conversations can seem difficult. So, here are a few tips to help you.

Nowhere to call home

Read about resilience and the possibility of healing in Michael’s article about his latest book.

Further words by Brendan

We always love to highlight people’s creativity and are really pleased to share more poetry from Brendan.