Our Service Locations

Carr Gomm Services Map

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Argyll & Bute

Care at Home

Our Care at Home services support people to live well in their own homes. We deliver person-centred support based on each person’s individual support plan. This often includes meal preparation, medication administration, and personal care, as well as other practical support to help people maintain independence and quality of life.

Locations: Oban, Dunoon (Cowal), Rothesay (Isle of Bute) and Lochgilphead (Mid-Argyll)

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Responder

Our Responder Services respond to Telecare alarms 24/7, helping people in emergencies such as falls. This fast-paced role involves dynamic risk assessments, quick problem-solving, and using specialist equipment such as ELK cushions.All Support Practitioners support people to live well in their own homes, building trusting relationships and helping them stay connected to their community.

Locations: Dunoon (Cowal), Campbeltown, Lochgilphead (Mid-Argyll), Oban, Rothesay (Isle of Bute) and Helensburgh.

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Housing Support operates across Argyll and Bute. The teams provide people with tenancy sustainment, homeless prevention and drop-in information and support services.

To access support or to find out more information, please get in touch.

Community Contacts is an independent Carr Gomm project offering impartial advice, information, and support to people navigating Self-Directed Support (SDS) in Argyll & Bute and Highland.
Funded by the Scottish Government’s Support in the Right Direction (SiRD) initiative, we aim to empower people to design and manage their own support with confidence, with the reassurance that we’re here to help if needed.

Visit our Carr Gomm in Argyll & Bute page to learn more about our services, job opportunities and community projects in Highland.

Stirling

Carr Gomm’s has a care-at-home service in Stirling. They provide a wide range of support services which enable people to stay in their own homes and communities by aiding people to get the most out of life. Their aim is to work with people and provide individualised support.

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To access support or to find out more information, please get in touch.

Dundee

Carr Gomm services in Dundee has a number of supported living services providing 24-hour care to people with mental illness and learning disabilities.

We run a sizeable visiting service providing support to people in their homes.

We also provide Appropriate Adult service across Tayside, supporting people with disabilities in police and court proceedings.

To access support or to find out more information, please get in touch.

Visit our Carr Gomm in Dundee page to learn more about our services, job opportunities and community projects in Dundee.

Highland

Home-Based Respite

Our Home-Based Respite services support unpaid carers by giving them a break, while ensuring the people they care for continue to get the help they need at home through delivering person-centred support.

Locations: Inverness-shire, Badenoch & Strathspey, Nairnshire, Lochaber, Easter Ross, Caithness, Sutherland

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Care at Home

Our Care at Home service in Seaboard (Easter Ross) supports people to live well in their own homes. We deliver person-centred support based on each person’s individual support plan. This often includes meal preparation, medication administration, and personal care, as well as other practical support to help people maintain independence and quality of life.

To access support or to find out more information, please get in touch.

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Visit our Carr Gomm in Highland page to learn more about our services, job opportunities and community projects in Highland.

Borders

Carr Gomm’s Borders Services is based in Galashiels and provides specialist support to people experiencing enduring mental ill health in the area. The individualised service supports people with enduring mental health problems and encourages people to live in their own homes and be integrated into the community. Each flat is within a 10-minute walk from one of our team, allowing for a more individual and flexible service.

To access support or to find out more information, please get in touch.

Edinburgh & Lothians

Carr Gomm has services based across Edinburgh and the Lothians. They support people living with learning difficulties or those experiencing enduring mental and emotional distress. Their homecare services enable people to stay in their own homes by providing help with daily living.

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Midlothian Visiting provides direct support for Vulnerable Adults, mainly in their own homes in the Community.

With a person-centred approach, support can be available for anyone who requires it. Our aim is to enable people to stay in their own homes for as long as possible, promoting Independence.

We Support a wide spectrum of people with various needs, including Mental Health, Dementia, Huntington’s, end-of-life care and physical and learning disabilities.

Respite care is also available.

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We specialise in Autism and provide support for care packages up to 24 hours a day.

The service supports 64 people and delivers 1,231 hours of support each week.

To access support or to find out more information, please get in touch.

Forth Valley

In Forth Valley, we support people to live their best lives and be all they can be – people who are as individual as you or I.

We enable people to better manage the challenges they face in their lives by working with them to recognise and build upon their strengths, and often we do this by listening to them, really listening, and working out a plan of support to help.

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We support people in their own homes, and our support can be delivered anytime, from a few hours per week to 24-hour support.

We support people who may have very complex needs, and this would normally be in our 24hr services where we will support people with every aspect of daily living – helping people to get up in the morning, live their day and then support back to bed – in a couple of our complex services we have staff on shift who are awake at night to be there for people but predominately in our 24hr services we would have a sleepover staff and although they are asleep from 11pm – 7am they are available to assist the person supported should they need some help during the night.

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People might just need us for a few hours a week – this can be to help with tenancies issues, shopping, support to appointments, or it could be for some social support – going to meet friends, doing an activity or just somebody to be there for reassurance and company.

To access support or to find out more information, please get in touch.

Visit our Carr Gomm in Forth Valley page to learn more about our services, job opportunities and community projects in Forth Valley.

Glasgow

Carr Gomm has services based across Glasgow. They provide support services which enable people to stay in their own homes and communities by aiding people to get the most out of life. They work with partner organisations, including mental health and social work services, as well as community health and care partnerships to support people who are experiencing difficulties to overcome these challenges and achieve their outcomes in life.