Adriams Ltd | Regulated Community Support | North East Scotland

We provide one-to-one practical and emotional support to individuals navigating life’s challenges, including those at risk of social isolation, housing insecurity, or systemic disadvantage. Additionally, we offer community support services and non-instructed advocacy, helping people understand their rights and take part in decisions that affect them.

Our services include:

- Support with accessing social care & housing support

- Signposting to local services and resources

- Crisis intervention and wellbeing support

- Assistance with paperwork, forms, and applications

- Person-centred planning and ongoing check-ins

We also connect individuals with employment recruitment services and offer training and skills development opportunities tailored to enhance their personal and professional growth.

We support individuals into employment through job readiness coaching, CV support, interview preparation, and signposting to local opportunities, all part of our comprehensive community support services. Additionally, we collaborate with employers across North East Scotland to facilitate effective employment recruitment services, helping them find skilled, motivated staff for community and support roles.

For Job Seekers:

- Matched placements in community support roles

- Access to flexible hours and part-time options

- Support from application to placement and beyond, including training and skills development

For Employers:

- Staff recruitment (temporary or permanent)

- Qualification checks and compliance

- Custom training for new or existing staff

- Staff induction and ongoing support

We deliver training and skills development programmes for individuals and organisations involved in community support services and care across North East Scotland.

We offer:

Digital & workplace communication training

Accredited training and development

Induction pathways for community work

One-to-one mentoring to help you succeed, supported by our employment recruitment services.

We offer issue-based and non-instructed advocacy, helping people understand their rights, express their views, and take part in decisions that affect them within the realm of community support services. Our focus areas include adult support and protection, addressing mental health or incapacity issues under AWI/mental health legislation, and navigating housing, health, and benefit disputes. Additionally, we assist individuals in honing their skills through training and skills development, as well as support during complaints or appeals processes related to employment recruitment services.