Our Services

Residential Services

Carolina House Trust provides individual packages of care tailored to the complex needs of young people requiring residential care. We actively encourage all involved in the care provision of the young people, including the young people themselves to participate in the development of the care services we provide.

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Support for Independence

This service was created in 2008 to offer a longer term care provision for young people already resident in Carolina House Trust who require ongoing support into adulthood (16 -25 years).

» Read more on our Support for Independence Service.

Foster Care

The Foster Care Service within Carolina House Trust was established in 2002. It is a key area of service within the organisation and one that continues to grow and develop.

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Throughcare and Aftercare Services

The Throughcare and Aftercare Team were formed in May 2003 and is a public sector/voluntary sector partnership between Dundee City Council and Carolina House Trust. The team consists of the Council's Senior Officer, the Team Leader from Carolina House, eight Resource Workers and clerical support.

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Tenancy Support

The Tenancy Support Service was set up in 2002 and attached to the 'Outreach Team' within Carolina House Trust.  Over the years this service has experienced many changes and has eventually come full circle and now attached to the 'Moving On' Throughcare and Aftercare Team based at Balmerino Road Social Work Department.

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Boat Project: “Carolina 1815 of Dundee”

Carolina House Trust has maritime connections the charity at its inception came about as a direct result of the ferry disaster on the river Tay in 1815. Over the years the trust has been privileged to take advantage of its association with the River Tay when it was linked with The Families Pride fishing boat.

» Read more about our Boat Project