Our Mission
Our mission is to provide high-quality, person-centred care in a safe, welcoming and homely environment.
We support adults with disabilities to live with dignity, choice and confidence. Every person is different, so we take time to understand individual needs, routines, preferences and goals.
Our care is practical, respectful and personal. We want every resident and service user to feel listened to, valued and at home.
Our Values
Person-centred care
We place each person at the centre of their own care.
That means listening carefully, understanding what matters to them and shaping support around their needs, choices and goals.
Dignity and respect
We treat every person with kindness, patience and respect.
Our team supports people in a way that protects privacy, encourages confidence and recognises each person as an individual.
Independence
We help to empower people build and maintain daily living skills wherever possible.
This can include personal routines, social activities, accessing the local community or making choices about everyday life.
Community
We create a warm and inclusive environment where people feel they belong.
Forrest House is more than a care setting. It is a home, a social space and a supportive community for the people who live there.
At Rotary Residential Care Centres, we are dedicated to providing compassionate, person-centred care and support to adults living with cerebral palsy and neurological conditions. Since our beginnings in the 1950s, founded by Mrs Forrest in response to the needs of families caring for loved ones with cerebral palsy, we have remained committed to creating a safe, welcoming and homely environment where every individual is valued, respected and empowered to live a fulfilling life.
Our mission is to promote dignity, independence, choice and inclusion by delivering high-quality, personalised care that reflects each person's unique needs, aspirations and abilities. We work in partnership with the people we support, their families, healthcare professionals, Glasgow City Council and the Care Inspectorate to ensure continuity of care and the highest standards of practice.
We are committed to upholding the Health and Social Care Standards and the Scottish Social Services Council Codes of Practice by:
- Treating every individual with dignity, respect and compassion.
- Supporting people to make informed choices and maintain as much independence as possible.
- Providing responsive, personalised care that promotes health, wellbeing and quality of life.
- Encouraging inclusion, meaningful relationships and active participation in the community.
- Investing in the training, development and wellbeing of our staff to ensure safe, skilled and compassionate care.
- Listening to and acting on the views of the people we support, their families and our staff to continually improve our services.
Through kindness, respect and partnership, we strive to ensure that every person who lives at Forrest House and our Supported Living services feels safe, valued, listened to and truly at home, with every opportunity to achieve their full potential.