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Secure accommodation is a form of residential care that restricts the freedom of children under the age of 18. It is for the small number of children who may be a significant risk to themselves, or others in the community.
Kibble Safe Centre is a secure accommodation service in Paisley which provides care and support to a maximum of 18 young people aged from 11 to 18 years. Young people live in one of three houses, each caring for a maximum of six young people.
Information is provided on secure places with the charitable service providers as well as the local authority secure providers. Figures are updated daily. Please check by telephone to confirm vacancies and discuss placements. Additional beds may be available, Scottish Local Authorities must contact units directly to confirm availability.
Bryan Ross was found hanged in the early hours of Tuesday in his room at the Kibble Education and Care Centre in Paisley. He was detained in March for fire-raising and assault, amid concerns he...
According to the FOI response, police attended 229 'missing person/absconder' incidents at the Kibble residential facility; 34 at the Good Sheppard; 47 at Rossie Young; and two at St Mary's...
Kibble supports at risk children and young people (aged 5-26) across the UK. Many of the young people we care for have experienced significant trauma in their lives and Kibble offers dedicated care and support to help them move forward.
First published on May 22, 2015Kibble’s Secure Services provide a safe and secure environment to young people (12-18) at risk of harming themselves or others...
The attacker will remain in Kibble Secure Unit in Paisley, Renfrewshire. A large group of Kory's family and friends were at court today. Several youngsters wore hoodies with a photo of the...
Organisations which run Scotland’s four secure units and care services for teens raked in £78 million last year.
Secure care aims to provide therapeutic trauma responsive support, care, education and health to keep children safe and to meet their extremely high level of need and risk.