Prospera Group

Hurstbrook House

Focused support in a safe, homely environment

Welcome to Hurstbrook House

Hurstbrook House is a small, calm residential home providing a safe and supportive environment for children and young people with individual and complex needs. The home offers a highly personalised approach, enabling focused, consistent care tailored to each young person.

The setting is designed to promote stability, routine and emotional wellbeing, offering a nurturing and homely space where young people are supported to feel safe, respected and settled. Through a relationship-based approach, young people are encouraged to develop confidence, independence and positive relationships.

Willie

House Manager

Willie brings several years of experience within residential childcare, with a strong track record of leadership, safeguarding and service management. He has served as a dual House Manager in Scotland for over three years, demonstrating a clear commitment to safeguarding standards, high quality care and positive outcomes for children and young people.

Willie is an experienced residential childcare manager who has held senior leadership positions across the sector, developing a strong understanding of the operational, regulatory and relational requirements involved in leading successful children’s homes. His experience includes working directly with young people with complex needs, supporting staff through challenging situations and ensuring that care remains consistent, child centred and responsive to individual needs.

Throughout his leadership career, Willie has developed extensive experience in collaboration and partnership working, building effective relationships with external stakeholders, professionals and wider support networks around young people. He places particular importance on strong communication, professional accountability and ensuring that everyone involved in a young person’s care works collaboratively towards shared outcomes.

Willie also has a strong track record of building, developing and supporting successful staff teams, creating positive cultures where colleagues feel confident, supported and accountable for delivering high standards of care. His leadership approach combines operational oversight with visible leadership, staff development and a clear commitment to creating safe, stable and nurturing environments where young people can develop, progress and thrive.

Hurstbrook House is led by an experienced management team and staffed by skilled practitioners who are committed to understanding each young person’s strengths, needs and aspirations. Support is delivered through individual care planning, key working and regular engagement, ensuring young people are actively involved in decisions about their care and daily lives.

The home works closely with families, social workers, education providers and health professionals to ensure coordinated and responsive support. Young people are encouraged and supported to engage in education, meaningful activities and the development of practical life skills that promote confidence, independence and future readiness.

Safeguarding, respect and dignity are central to practice at Hurstbrook House, with a clear focus on supporting progress, maintaining stability and helping young people move forward positively.