That the Parliament congratulates a care home service for autistic adults in Alloa that has been commended by inspectors for delivering warm, person-centred support that is transforming lives; understands that Scottish Autism’s central Scotland area services supported accommodation, based at Hilton House in Alloa Business Park, was visited by the Care Inspectorate during an unannounced inspection completed on 23 January 2026; believes that the service, which supports 26 autistic adults in small, community-based homes and one bespoke care home, was rated very good for people’s wellbeing, the quality of its setting and how care and support are planned; acknowledges that inspectors reported that staffing levels were consistently strong and that staff showed “strong motivation to deliver high quality care and support”, with leaders and frontline staff displaying “very good values”; notes that people using the service were seen experiencing “consistently warm, respectful, and nurturing interactions with staff”, and that the values of the organisation were found to be “clearly embedded in practice”, resulting in person-centred and responsive support, and wishes everyone involved, including staff, service users, friends and relatives, all the very best for the future.
Supported by: Miles Briggs, Russell Findlay, Murdo Fraser, Kenneth Gibson, Dr Pam Gosal MBE, Dr Sandesh Gulhane (Registered interest)
, Craig Hoy, Bill Kidd, Douglas Ross, Annie Wells