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The Tullochan Trust was set up in 1996, with an anonymous donation of £1,000, as a living memorial to Brigadier Alastair Pearson CB, DSO***, OBE, MC, KStJ, TD. The Colonel, as he was always known, was much-loved and respected, was one of the most decorated men in World War II and he exemplified and realised the value of courage and leadership: he also had total faith in, and commitment to, young people. His daughter, Fiona Stuart, the founder continues this dedication to young people through her active and visionary leadership.

Since its inception in 1996, Tullochan has help changed the lives of over 6000 young people and continues to go from strength to strength: it now has 26 staff and to date has raised over £6million, however our work with young people is needed more than ever. We rely heavily on donations and support from individuals, companies, trusts and foundations to raise nearly £1million each year - just to maintain existing levels of work and support.

Our overall aims are to:

Unique amongst youth organizations, we offer long-term, caring commitment to the young people who can join us from age eight onwards, progress from project to project, and choose to take part in two or three of them at any one time. We encourage and enable them to stay with us until they go into further education or employment, or for as long as they need us. We are a secure feature in their lives.

The quality and effectiveness of our work has earned us considerable recognition and support from a range of public and private sector funding bodies and government agencies. Tullochan has acquired a wealth of experience and knowledge in working with young people, schools, parents and partner agencies.

The Tullochan Trust, Glencairn House, 95 High Street, Dumbarton G82 1LF
Tel: 01389 744600 Email: enquiries@tullochan.org

Registered Scottish Charity number SC025309