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See the full list of dates for when our Registration Line is closed in 2026.

We have two new roles at Future Pathways. We’re seeking an Admin Officer and an Engagement Officer to join the Peer Support team.

Today, 29 September 2026, marks 10 years of Future Pathways and the In Care Survivors Alliance. Discover more about our journey so far, the development of the service and our approach to support.

Throughout our work at Future Pathways, we support people to be heard, believed and empowered. Our work with The Book Whisperers shows how writing can be a powerful tool for finding your voice, reflecting on your journey and reaching out to others.

As part of marking 10 Years of Future Pathways, we look at how we can support people in their right to education. Here, we talk to WEA, one of Future Pathways’ Delivery Partners, about how they support people to build confidence, develop skills, recognise their own abilities and progress learning.

Wellbeing Scotland are one of our Delivery Partners. Together, we want to raise awareness about the impact of abuse and challenge stigma. Here, Wellbeing Scotland talk about changing people’s views and creating positive change.

Jo was one of the boarded-out children who were sent away from their urban homes to live in the Highlands and Islands. Here, she talks about speaking up for others who had similar experiences.

We have a new Peer Support Lead. Ewain tells us a bit more about his role and also shares feedback from the Peer Support sessions and workshops.

We are pleased to share Side by Side, our latest impact report. This takes us through our work in 2025/26 as we walk side by side with people on their journey.

Trevor finds calmness in creativity. He writes a range of different material, from short stories to essays to poetry. Here, he shares his latest piece of reflective writing with us.

In 2026, Angus published his latest book, The Lost Boys. Here, we find out more about the power of speaking out, calling for change and fighting against silence.

2026 marks 10 years of Future Pathways. As part of this, we have a new project for you to take part in. We are creating a book and online articles with people registered with the service. Find out more about the project and how to take part.

This year, Andrew published his latest book, Fear of Harmeny. It brings together Andrew’s writing and music choices to create a unique insight into experience.
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