We provide safe, caring homes for children and young people aged 8–17, and we are expanding into Scotland with Care at Home services that support independence, dignity and wellbeing.
Safe, structured and nurturing
Support to live well at home
Built around needs and outcomes
Safeguarding, dignity and trust
Springvale Support is a values-led care provider with a growing service scope across children’s residential care and Care at Home.
Our work is shaped by safety, dignity, consistency and positive relationships. In our children’s homes, we support young people aged 8–17 to feel settled, build confidence and develop life skills. In Scotland, our Care at Home service is designed to help adults remain independent and well in their own homes, with support tailored around personal outcomes.
Two core pathways: specialist children’s residential care and flexible Care at Home support in Scotland.
24/7 care in safe, structured homes for ages 8–17.
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Personal care, practical help, companionship and outcome-focused support at home.
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Attendance, homework support, independence and confidence.
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Healthy routines, emotional support and community links.
Learn moreSpringvale Support is expanding into Scotland with Care at Home services for people who need reliable support to remain safe, independent and connected in their own homes.
We respond quickly to enquiries and explain matching, availability and next steps.
Support is planned around safety, independence, wellbeing and personal goals.
We work transparently with families, local authorities, health and community partners.
Whether supporting children in a residential home or adults receiving Care at Home, our priority is safe, respectful, reliable support delivered by people who understand responsibility and care.
Springvale Support is expanding into Scotland with Care at Home services. Please contact us to discuss your location, needs, timescales and the support required.
Yes. Families, individuals and professionals can contact us. We will explain the process and discuss whether we can meet the required outcomes.
