Scotland’s only charity founded and led by care experienced people.
We help people talk.
We make people listen.
We help care experienced people explore their interests, develop ideas and bring people together. We work with organisations to take people’s knowledge seriously—and put it to use.
and we have some things to say as well.
Care experience
and everything else.
Living in care can teach you a lot about how the world works. Who makes decisions. Who gets believed. What happens when the rules meet an actual person.
That knowledge deserves to count. So do our interests, our ambitions, our relationships and the things we do for the sheer enjoyment of them.
There’s a whole person here.
TALK
What would you like to do?
We support care experienced people to explore their interests and develop their ideas—individually and together.
That might mean making something, learning something or bringing people together around an idea of their own.
Listen
Experience comes with expertise
Living in a system teaches you about its rules, relationships and decisions. That knowledge reaches beyond any one person’s story.
We help organisations take it seriously, involve people in decisions and do something useful with what they learn.
Meet the founder
Need someone in the room?
(and not in a box)
Meet Adam Bennett, ProjectChange’s founder: speaker, facilitator and professional asker of difficult questions.
From conference stages to strategy days, Adam brings care experience, policy insight and a knack for getting underneath what a room really thinks.
Guide + discussion pack
Understanding care experience
What does care experience mean? Explore different perspectives, Scottish definitions and questions worth asking together.
Get into the guide
Rights Guide
Understanding the UNCRC
A say in decisions. Space to play. Explore children’s rights and what they mean in everyday life.
Explore your rights
Satire
The Bleeding Obvious
People had already said what needed to change. Naturally, we made another report. To make sure you understood.
Read the Obvious