The Jane Moore Trust

The Jane Moore Trust is a charitable organisation established in 1991 offering a range of responsive services that include education, employability, social enterprise, social housing, and access to psychological support for children and young people.

Education

At Moore House Group Dunkeld Campus we aim to provide sector-leading residential and education provision for neurodiverse children and young people aged 5 to 18, who require highly specialised teaching, bespoke pastoral care and a range of dedicated services, including Speech & Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Psychological Interventions.

Our children and young people may not have been able to sustain mainstream school placements, but our small class sizes, combined with individualised and bespoke curriculum pathways ensures that they maximise their potential and fulfil their aspirations at Moore House Group Dunkeld Campus.

Our campus is located in a calm, rural environment near Dunkeld, where we provide specialist:

  • Day education
  • Residential care and education
  • Virtual learning through our Virtual Academy
  • Outreach education
  • Therapeutic support

We are delighted that our new Primary School is now open which allows us to admit pupils aged 5 to 18.

Therapeutic Services

Our Therapeutic Services support young adults who have previously attended Moore House Group education provisions, resided within one of their residential services or fostering families.

Our specialised team aims to provide the correct advice and support, at the right time, for any young adult who has moved on from Moore House Group.

During the transition into independent living, we will be there every step of the way. We believe that building trusting loving relationships constructs a platform to enable us to provide a tailored personalised service up to the age of 26.

We aim to develop our young people’s personal skills and resilience to make a positive, healthy and successful transition into adulthood.

Our team is based in West Lothian providing services across Scotland.

  • Navigate through life transitions
  • Promote sustainable Employment & Education outcomes
  • Provide all aspects of housing support
  • Advocate on behalf of service users
  • Offer and provide practical, personal, emotional and social support
  • Increase skills and abilities to encourage positive changes and choices

Volunteer

Volunteers serve as invaluable pillars of support, contributing to the holistic development and well-being of our children and young people. Their dedication and compassion create a nurturing environment where every child/young person feels valued and empowered to succeed. Through their efforts, volunteers offer individualised attention, tailored support, and mentorship, addressing the unique needs of our children & young people. In our schools, volunteers are not just helpers; they are champions of diversity, advocates for inclusion, and catalysts for positive change. If this is you, then look no further! The Moore House Group – Dunkeld Campus is thrilled to invite passionate individuals like you to join our vibrant team of volunteers.


πŸ”₯ We have raised over Β£2,000 for The Jane Moore Trust Charity Fire Walk! πŸ”₯

Our sponsors have been doing amazing raising funds for our Charity Fire Walk event! Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to support a great cause.

There is still time to get involved in this... fundraising event!

πŸ“… Date: Thursday, 19th September 2024
πŸ•” Time: 17:30 Pre-Party | 19:30 Fire Walk
πŸ“ Location: Moore House Group Dunkeld Campus, Butterstone, Dunkeld PH8 0HJ
🎟️ Entry Fee: £25
πŸ’Έ Minimum Sponsorship: Β£100

πŸ‘‰ Follow this link to sign up today: https://moorehousegroup.org.uk/the-jane-moore-trust/support-us/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR2kVEGv6BWbniT3up_1Bilq5jeBEzz--H0MRCGomI4PnAcnPnkfeymOK8I_aem_40CShFs1jW6jgkogi2YgeQ

An article published by The i paper has stated that the number of 'severely' absent autistic pupils has soared by 35% in a year, new figures reveal.

Recent findings highlight a severe crisis in special needs education. Amy Barnes’ story of her son Theo, an autistic student who... faced bullying and missed half a year of school due to lack of support, is a stark reminder of the systemic issues we face.

πŸ” Key Statistics:

- Severe absenteeism among autistic students has soared by 35% in one year.

- Persistently absent autistic pupils have increased by 9%, with a quarter missing over 10% of the school year.

The Jane Moore Trust is committed to addressing these challenges. We believe in bespoke education tailored to each young person’s needs.

It’s time for better funding and resources, comprehensive autism training for all education staff and a coordinated approach to support our children effectively.

πŸ”— To read this article, click the link below.

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'My autistic son tried to escape school because of the special needs crisis'

The number of 'severely' absent autistic pupils has soared by 35% in a year, new figures reveal. Experts blame a 'broken' SEND system

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We delighted to share that we've been awarded a grant from the James T Howat Charitable Trust to support our In Touch Throughcare / Aftercare Service.

This generous contribution enables us to provide essential employability, social housing, psychological, and emotional support to ...care leavers across Scotland, aged 15 to 26.

With this support, we can continue helping young people successfully transition into adulthood. ❀️

The National Autistic Society has introduced a range of valuable resources specifically designed for autistic teenagers. Whether you're looking for advice on education, social skills, or general well-being, these resources can provide the support and guidance you need.

Click below to ...access the resource page! πŸ‘‡

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Resources for autistic teenagers

The Know Yourself series offers free resources (videos, PDFs, worksheets) to support autistic teenagers in understanding what being autistic means to...

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We are excited to finally announce that we have been awarded the The National Lottery Community Fund Scotland "Improving Lives" grant.

We will utilise this funding to enhance our essential In Touch service, ensuring more support services will be available for the young people we... help.

Lorna McNiven, Comms Team at The National Lottery Community Fund, expressed excitement about the announcement: "Every day National Lottery funding is changing the lives of thousands of people in communities across Scotland.

This project delivered by The Jane Moore Trust is a great example of community activity in action, showing just what can be achieved when people come together for a common cause or to help others."

Kate Still, Scotland Chair of The National Lottery Community Fund, added, β€œNational Lottery players can be proud to know that the money they raise is helping to support this vital work which is making a real difference to so many.”

Thank you once again to the @TNLCommunityFund for choosing our cause, and to all the #NationalLottery players who helped contribute to this grant. 🌟

πŸ”— To find out more about The National Lottery Community Fund and their incredible community work across the UK, visit their website: https://www.tnlcommunityfund.org.uk/news

We are so excited to announce that The Jane Moore Trust has been selected by The National Lottery Community Fund Scotland for #NationalLottery funding!

This award will significantly enhance our services for the vulnerable children and young people we support. 🌟

We want to ...extend a huge thank you to The National Lottery Community Fund Scotland and all National Lottery players for making this possible! 🀞

Our sponsors have almost raised a whopping Β£2,000 for The Jane Moore Trust Charity Fire Walk! πŸ”₯

Don't miss your chance to get involved with this HOT fundraising event. Check out the details below and then head to our website to sign up now!

πŸ“… Date: Thursday, 19th ...September 2024
πŸ•” Time: 17:30 Pre-Party | 19:30 Fire Walk
πŸ“ Location: Moore House Group Dunkeld Campus, Butterstone, Dunkeld PH8 0HJ
🎟️ Entry Fee: £25
πŸ’Έ Minimum Sponsorship: Β£100

πŸ”— Click here to register today: https://moorehousegroup.org.uk/the-jane-moore-trust/support-us/

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