East Dunbartonshire House Project praised

East Dunbartonshire House Project praised

Posted 18th April 2023

The latest Care Inspection report for East Dunbartonshire praised the work of the House Project saying:

"The East Dunbartonshire House Project was considered to be a good practice example. The Inspection team learned of the significant differences the project had made to the lives of young people. An innovative way for young people to take control of their future and to support them to gain the skills and experiences to live independently whilst developing lifelong communities of support."

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