Woodlands House
Our Home
Set within spacious grounds in Alexandria, Woodlands House is a warm and welcoming four-bedroom bungalow providing a safe, supportive home for children and young people when they need it most.
Thoughtfully designed alongside a specialist in therapeutic interiors, every part of the home has been created to promote comfort, safety, and wellbeing, from calming colours and natural light to spaces that encourage relaxation, creativity, and connection.
With outdoor play areas and easy access to the River Leven, Balloch, and Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, Woodlands House offers a nurturing environment where children can feel secure, supported, and at home.
Our SPaces
Our Sensory Room: A Calming Space for All
Woodlands House is proud to offer a dedicated sensory room.
A peaceful and nurturing space carefully designed to support relaxation, emotional regulation, and overall wellbeing. Our sensory room features a calming underwater theme, using soothing colours, gentle lighting, and water inspired elements to create a tranquil atmosphere. Water is often associated with calmness, relaxation, and emotional balance, helping young people feel more settled and secure.
Through calming sensory experiences, interactive features, and therapeutic play, young people are encouraged to explore their senses, express emotions safely, reduce anxiety, and build confidence in a supportive environment tailored to their individual needs.
Our Living Room: A Place to Belong
At Woodlands House, our living room is a warm and welcoming space where young people and staff can come together to relax, connect, and enjoy each other’s company.
Whether it’s playing games, watching films, reading, or simply chatting after a busy day, the space is designed to feel comfortable, homely, and inclusive. We encourage positive relationships and a strong sense of community, helping young people feel safe, valued, and supported.
It’s a place to unwind, build connections, share experiences, and create happy memories in a calm and caring environment.
Our Bedrooms: Personal Spaces to Rest & Thrive
At Woodlands House, we offer four comfortable and welcoming bedrooms, each designed to give young people their own safe, personal space where they can feel relaxed and secure.
We encourage every child to make their room feel like home by adding personal touches such as favourite colours, photos, artwork, decorations, and meaningful belongings that reflect their personality and interests.
Each bedroom is more than just a place to sleep. it’s a calm and nurturing space where young people can enjoy privacy, feel comfortable, and develop a sense of belonging within the home.
Our Kitchen: Where Meals and Memories Are Made
At Woodlands House, the kitchen is the heart of our home. A warm and welcoming space where young people can come together, feel connected, and build positive relationships. We encourage children and young people to get involved in preparing meals, trying new recipes, and developing everyday life skills in a relaxed and supportive environment.
Sharing meals together helps create a sense of belonging, encourages conversation, and provides opportunities to make happy memories. More than just a place to cook and eat, our kitchen is a space where everyone is valued, included, and made to feel at home.
Our Garden: Where Nature Meets Nurture
At Woodlands House, our garden is a vibrant space where nature, learning, and relaxation come together. With a variety of trees, plants, and abundant wildlife, including bunnies and owls.
It's a place where young people can explore, connect with nature, and even try their hand at growing their own fruits and vegetables. Whether it's tending to a vegetable patch, observing local wildlife, or simply enjoying the outdoors, our garden offers a peaceful retreat that fosters curiosity, responsibility, and a sense of accomplishment.