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Redress Scotland holds their 2023 AGM

Dr Kirsty Darwent appointed as Chair of Redress Scotland

Redress Scotland Voices - Meet our Head of Policy and Improvement, Melanie Lowe

Redress Scotland publishes three year corporate plan

How Redress Scotland communicates with survivors

Update on timeframes at Redress Scotland

Johnny Gwynne resigns as chair

Redress Scotland Voices - Meet our CEO, Joanna McCreadie

Redress Scotland Voices - Sandra Campbell

Your application to Scotland’s Redress Scheme

Redress Scotland Voices - Eileen Skinner

Redress Scotland Voices - Safina Din

Redress Scotland Voices Series - Dr Anne Houston

Your application to Scotland’s Redress Scheme

Panel member Emma Lewis awarded MBE

Redress Scotland stands ready to support survivors as scheme opens for applications

Redress Scotland is pleased to announce that from today (9 December) the scheme to provide survivors of historical child abuse in care in Scotland with financial redress is open for applications.

Redress Scotland launches service with new website

Redress Scotland, the new body responsible for making decisions about applications to Scotland’s redress scheme, is up and running as of December 2021. Survivors of historic abuse in care can now apply for redress to the Scottish Government, with Redress Scotland – a fully independent organisation – assessing and deciding the outcome of each case.

Chief executive appointed

Redress Scotland has appointed Joanna McCreadie as Chief Executive.

Joanna brings a wealth of management experience in the charity sector, and a great track record in stakeholder engagement. She has served with a number of national inspectorates. Having worked in residential care and education for much of her career, she joins Redress Scotland from the Gannochy Trust, which grants around £5 million a year to various charities.