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Catrine Bank

Catrine Bank is one of our supported living schemes in East Ayrshire, Scotland. It includes three houses and two cottages. Based in the middle of a forest with the river Ayr running adjacent, Catrine village is a beautiful, remote and rural area.

Helping autistic adults develop essential skills

  • self-care
  • laundry
  • cleaning
  • cooking
  • budgeting
  • getting out and about in their local community.

Service facilities

National Autistic Society. Catrine Bank.Photograph by Martin Shields Tel 07572 457000www.martinshields.com© Martin Shields

Sensory room

Catrine Bank kitchen

Kitchen facilites

National Autistic Society. Catrine Bank.Photograph by Martin Shields Tel 07572 457000www.martinshields.com© Martin Shields

Wellbeing room

Catrine Bank living space

Living space

Catrine Bank living space

Living space

Garden

National Autistic Society. Catrine Bank.Photograph by Martin Shields Tel 07572 457000www.martinshields.com© Martin Shields
National Autistic Society. Catrine Bank.Photograph by Martin Shields Tel 07572 457000www.martinshields.com© Martin Shields
National Autistic Society. Catrine Bank.Photograph by Martin Shields Tel 07572 457000www.martinshields.com© Martin Shields
Catrine Bank garden
Catrine Bank garden
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Meet John

Our staff helped John move from a residential home, supported living shared housing, to his own flat.

Read John's story
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Why choose us?

We have autism expertise and knowledge, offer person-centred care, and help people understand their diagnosis.

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“People can expect to receive high quality care and support that is right for them and to experience compassion, dignity and respect.”
Care Inspectorate Report, 17 January 2020

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Interested in our adult services?

This service does not have a vacancy right now, but we have other residential and supported living schemes with vacancies throughout the UK

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