April to June 2025
Summary of activity of the Redress Support Service
The Redress Support Service continued to support people on their redress journey in April to June 2025. Our summary of activity report highlights key figures, feedback and further information about the work we do.
For example, we received feedback such as:
“I think it worked well because you seem very calm and you’ve allowed it to go at a pace that suited myself. You were patient with. In the beginning I was very untrusting. The way you’ve conducted with myself, you were never over personal, you always kept nice and professional, build that safety net that helped me to open up and it helped me.”
(Feedback shared about the Redress Support Service)
January to March 2025
Summary of activity of the Redress Support Service
The Redress Support Service continued to support people on their redress journey in January to March 2025. Our summary of activity report highlights key figures, feedback and further information about the work we do.
For example, we received feedback such as:
“It was a very hard process to go through but at the same time very therapeutic. [My Link Worker] has a lovely, kind manner. Very empathetic. I found it extremely easy to open up to them.”
(Feedback shared about the Redress Support Service)
“Very welcoming and understanding of the sensitive nature of my case.”
(Feedback from someone supported by Wellbeing Scotland)
October to December 2024
Summary of activity of the Redress Support Service
The Redress Support Service continued to support people on their redress journey in October to December 2024. Our summary of activity report highlights key figures, feedback and further information about the work we do.
For example, we received feedback such as:
“It was all in my time and I was listened to very attentively. I was made to feel very much at ease. This was totally invaluable to me.”
(Feedback shared about the Redress Support Service)
“Thanks very much for your perseverance and for looking in all possible places.”
(Applicant feedback provided by Birthlink)
July to September 2024:
Summary of activity of the Redress Support Service
The Redress Support Service continued to support people on their redress journey in July to September 2024. Our summary of activity report highlights key figures, feedback and further information about the work we do.
For example, we received feedback such as:
“Very helpful, it was just what I needed. When I started redress, I had no idea how it was going to affect me. Having someone to talk to has helped me so much. Thank you.”
(Feedback shared about the Redress Support Service)
“Very understanding and supportive.”
(Applicant feedback provided by Wellbeing Scotland)
April to June 2024:
Summary of activity of the Redress Support Service
The Redress Support Service continued to support people on their redress journey in April to June 2024. Our summary of activity report highlights key figures, feedback and further information about the work we do.
For example, we received feedback such as:
“I feel more positive and mentally stronger after being given the support I received.”
(Feedback shared about the Redress Support Service)
“Excellent level of service. Wellbeing staff did a brilliant job. It completely removed the emotional stress of trying to locate and track down records held.”
(Applicant feedback provided by Wellbeing Scotland)
January to March 2024:
Summary of activity of the Redress Support Service
The Redress Support Service continued to support people on their redress journey in January to March 2024. Our summary of activity report highlights key figures, feedback and further information about the work we do.
For example, we received feedback such as:
“Having a Link Worker who was always respectful, compassionate, gentle and understanding was great. The communication was excellent also. My Link Worker always called and emailed when he said he would.”
(Feedback shared about the Link Worker team)
“It has been very helpful as I didn’t have a clue how to fill the forms out. Once you got involved it was fairly easy. It made a big difference just to know that you (Birthlink) could point me in the right direction.”
(Applicant feedback provided by Birthlink)
October to December 2023:
Summary of activity of the Redress Support Service
The Redress Support Service continued to support people on their redress journey in October to December 2023. Our summary of activity report highlights key figures, feedback and further information about the work we do.
For example, we received feedback such as:
“[They] gave me hope and encouragement to see the way forward and the strength to see it through.’’
(Feedback shared about the Link Worker team)
“Helpful. Understanding and patient. My support worker was caring throughout the process. Communication was good and easy to understand. The record search holder kept me informed.”
(Feedback shared by Birthlink)
July-September 2023:
Summary of activity of the Redress Support Service
The Redress Support Service continued to support people on their redress journey in July to September 2023. Our summary of activity report highlights key figures, feedback and further information about the work we do.
For example, we received feedback such as:
“I was made to feel listened to and what I had to say was important. Even with some of the things being said were of a sensitive nature I never felt judged or uncomfortable to say anything.”
(Feedback shared about the Link Worker team)
“Service was great, I was listened to and not judged.”
(Feedback shared by Wellbeing Scotland)
April to June 2023
Summary of activity of the Redress Support Service
The Redress Support Service continued to support people on their redress journey in April to June 2023. Our summary of activity report highlights key figures, feedback and further information about the work we do.
For example, we received feedback such as:
“Being listened to Having a safe space to talk about my emotions. Consistency and communication was very important for me as it makes me feel safe and feeling acknowledged and respected – not being ignored and feeling that you are important to that person.”
(Feedback shared about the Link Worker team)
“If it would not have been for your support and information, I don’t think I would have found any records.”
(Feedback shared about Birthlink)
January–March 2023:
Summary of activity of the Redress Support Service
‘The Redress Support Service continued to support people on their redress journey in January to March 2023. Our summary of activity report highlights key figures, feedback and further information about the work we do.
For example, we received feedback such as:
“The worker was helpful, understanding and kept in touch when she said she would.”
(applicant feedback provided by Birthlink)
“I got a feeling of ‘yes, I can do this’. I can pick myself up and believe in myself. I got a lot of confidence and felt less stressed. He quietly helped me to find that.”
(Feedback given about the Link Worker team)