2026 marks 10 years of Future Pathways.
Future Pathways opened in 2016. The service was set up to support people who experienced abuse and neglect in the Scottish care system. The aim was to make sure people could get support to live full, healthy and independent lives.
To do this, we focus on what is most important to people. We support people to make the changes they want to see in their life. And we help people to set goals for what they want to do or achieve.
We want to make sure that Future Pathways keeps working well. Services work best when they listen to people – it means we can make sure that support is right for you. So, keep sharing your feedback with us – we want to hear from you. Thank you to everyone who has given us feedback over the past 10 years. Your voice has made a difference – you have helped us to learn and grow.
As we mark 10 Years of Future Pathways, we will continue to:
Find out more about 10 years of Future Pathways in the updates and features below.
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.
Jo was one of our first members of the Alliance Leadership Team. She highlights the determination of people with lived experience to speak out and fight for change, and how this created key changes in justice, acknowledgement and support.
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.
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.
Discover more about our work over the past 10 Years in our timeline of key milestones.
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.
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.
