During Lockdown
07 Sep 2020
Since closing The Haven on 20 March the day care team have been phoning all of our day care members on a weekly basis. Through these conversations we have been able to help people…... read on
In 1992 Queensferry was recognised to be an area of the Lothian's requiring out of hospital care for the elderly and in particular, people with a diagnosis of dementia. A situation that often-left families isolated and struggling alone to provide care at home for their relatives.A Local Authority Social Worker with responsibility for the care of older people, brought together a group of people from across the Queensferry community to see if a solution could be found.One of the main concerns was daycare. Funding was needed as were premises. A small grant was obtained for one year and a member of staff employed. Rev John Carrie (Minister at Queensferry Parish Church) played an integral part in all the negotiation offered a room at the Church. In September 1993 the organisation we know today as "Queensferry Churches' Care in the Community" was born.
A Board was appointed to oversee operations with the minister of Rev John Carrie as its first Chairman, and two years later a manager was appointed to manage the service. Under her leadership QCCC grew from providing daycare to 12 people one day a week to providing a five day weekly service which moved to its own premises in 2004.Our Board of Directors continue to ensure that we maintain our gold standard of high quality care and service delivery and continues to work alongside our staff team and volunteers to identify and meet the challenges of ever growing need.
QCCC provide a variety of services for older people in Ratho Statoin , please click on links below for more information.
Ratho Station Services
Supper Club
The Almond Supper Club is for older people with a diagnosis of dementia… more
Volunteer Hub
The Volunteer Hub aims to support local groups in the form of advertising,… more
Ratho Station News
Our AGM
07 Sep 2020
We are very pleased to invite you to attend our Annual General Meeting which will be held on Wednesday 28 October 2020, at 7pm, via zoom video conferencing. If you would like to attend please contact mail@qccc.org.uk. …... read on
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join our team?
We're always looking for volunteers and staff roles to assist with services in our six communities; click below to see what vacancies or opportunities are available:
Vacanciesratho-station Staff
Sue Hope
Sue is passionate about the voluntary sector and has been involved in it on both on a personal and professional…
Lorna Russell
I am Lorna and I joined Queensferry Care, 4 years before the first iPhone!!
John Robson
John is our Supper Club Coordinator as well as being a member of relief staff. John organises trips out for…
Susan Norton
Susan has been a staff member for a number of years and has taken on various roles, at present she…
Sharon Adams
Sharon and her family stay in South Queensferry, she is a former hairdresser Sharon has recently started her own beauty…
Linda Drysdale
I’m Linda, I am originally from Edinburgh but have lived in the Ferry since 1994.
Aileen Morton
Aileen is our day care coordinator and ensures that all our members enjoy the time they spend at The Haven.
Natasha MacDonald
Natasha joined us in 2018 and has worked for 15 years in various roles in care.
Anita Roberts
Anita is a member of our relief team and enjoys spending time with our members at The Haven
Diane Spence
Diane enjoys spending her Tuesday's with the day care members.
Elaine Robinson
Elaine is an avid supporter of Queensferry Care, having volunteered in both Kirkliston and Queensferry. Elaine appreciated the care her Mum…
QHS volunteers
Queensferry Care provide opportunities for senior pupils to get work experience.
Quaid Walker
Quaid is shown receiving his Saltire Awards from our Volunteer Coordinator Lorna.