Our Vision
Our vision is to break the cycle of deprivation experienced by generation after generation of Scots in London. How we helpBreaking the Cycle
This film is a brief glimpse of how we help and support Scots and their families in London.
Our clients fall into the following categories:
Each group has differing needs so our support and services are targeted at their specific situations (although they do at times overlap)
Children & Families
Older People
Working Age Adults
Our Impact
We provide comprehensive support for all first and second generation Scots and their children in and around Greater London.
The number of grants offered by the Client Support team over the past year:
- Children 335
- Adults 472
Our clients have their say
To help us plan and develop our services we ask for feedback from our clients. This enables us to gauge their needs and satisfaction levels with the support and services we offer.
Our most recent client survey shows that:
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of clients said the knowledge and competence of ScotsCare staff was excellent
%
of clients were satisfied or very satisfied with the time taken to deliver services
%
of clients were satisfied or very satisfied with their experience of ScotsCare's services
%
of respondants were applying for support for the second time or more
Our History
We are a modern 21st century organisation with a 400 year-old history of helping out Scots, and the children of Scots, in London.
We’re finding that the need for our support has never been greater.
The Objects of the Royal Scottish Corporation (ScotsCare)
The Objects of the Corporation shall be for the public benefit to relieve either generally or individually persons resident or found within a radius of 35 miles of Charing Cross who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress in such ways that are charitable in law, being persons who were born in Scotland or persons one of whose parents in each case was born in Scotland or widows, widowers and survivors of civil partnerships of persons who were born in Scotland or widows, widowers and survivors of civil partnerships of persons one of whose parents in each case was born in Scotland.