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Publication - Factsheet

Scotland’s Redress Scheme: contributor list

Last updated
26 February 2024 - see all updates
Directorate
Children and Families Directorate
Part of
Children and families, Law and order

Organisations participating in the redress scheme by making a fair and meaningful financial contribution. Scotland’s Redress Scheme is for survivors of historical abuse in care.

This document is part of a collection

Scottish local authorities

This includes:

  • Aberdeen City Council
  • Aberdeenshire Council
  • Angus Council
  • Argyll and Bute Council
  • City of Edinburgh Council
  • Clackmannanshire Council
  • Comhairle nan Eilean Siar
  • Dumfries and Galloway Council
  • Dundee City Council
  • East Ayrshire Council
  • East Dunbartonshire Council
  • East Lothian Council
  • East Renfrewshire Council
  • Falkirk Council
  • Fife Council
  • Glasgow City Council
  • Highland Council
  • Inverclyde Council
  • Midlothian Council
  • Moray Council
  • North Ayrshire Council
  • North Lanarkshire Council
  • Orkney Islands Council
  • Perth and Kinross Council
  • Renfrewshire Council
  • Scottish Borders Council
  • Shetland Islands Council
  • South Ayrshire Council
  • South Lanarkshire Council
  • Stirling Council
  • West Dunbartonshire Council
  • West Lothian Council

Date added to contributor list

8 December 2021

Date removed from contributor list (if relevant): N/A
Removal with retrospective effect (yes/no): N/A

Commitment made

£100,000,000

COSLA acknowledgement letter

I write on behalf of Scottish Local Government, who have committed to participating in the redress scheme for survivors of abuse in care in Scotland.

Scottish Local Government is committed to providing redress to survivors of historical child abuse and in doing so collectively acknowledges and seeks to address the wrongs of the past and the harm caused by historical child abuse, in a meaningful and tangible way.

 Local Government’s collective financial contribution over the next 10 years is a clear commitment to reparation for survivors of historical abuse and to the wider commitment to non-financial redress including acknowledgment, apology and therapeutic support. The scheme to which we are contributing will ensure that there is quick access to the redress that survivors are due, delivered in a trauma informed way.

Councillor Gail Macgregor
COSLA Spokesperson for Resources
December 2021

Contact

Email enquiries about the statutory scheme: redress@gov.scot
If you are unsure of the organisation with responsibility for a particular care setting we will do our best to advise. Telephone: 0808 196 1502

First published
8 December 2021
Last updated
26 February 2024 - show all updates

  1. Mugdock Children's Trust (Archibald and Isabella Barr Memorial) added to list of contributors.

  2. Action for Children added to the list of contributors.

  3. WCH Trust for Children added to the list of contributors.

  4. Harmeny added to the list of contributors.

  5. The Charity Trustees of the Church of Scotland (the Unincorporated Entities), (Scottish Charity No SC011353), including the Church of Scotland Social Care Council (also known as Crossreach) and its predecessors in connection with the relevant care settings operated on behalf of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland by CrossReach added to list

  6. Changes to layout

  7. The Royal Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children added to list.

  8. Sight Scotland and East Park School added to list.

  9. NHS Boards contribution and acknowledgement letter added.

  10. Acknowledgement letters added.

  11. Sisters of Nazareth added to the list of contributors.

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