Seabank House is a charity that supports people with mental health issues to live fulfilling lives in a homely environment.
Seabank House will continually improve and develop the service to meet changing needs, so providing positive and meaningful experiences for all our residents, supporting them to work towards their full potential.
Seabank House’s roots go back to 1862, when it began as the Home for the Rescue of Fallen Females in Aberdeen. With generous support, it relocated to a property known as Seabank House and functioned as an inebriate reformatory for women, before adapting in 1921 into a training hostel for teenage girls, accommodating up to 24 residents Children's Homes . Although the original building no longer exists, the spirit of support and transformation continued under the same name.
Fast forward to 1990, when Seabank House was formally incorporated as a private limited company by guarantee focused on health and residential care services.
Today, this legacy of care survives in two staffed homes — Seabank House, supporting up to 19 residents, and Aberlea House, a smaller community-based service for 5 more — offering 24/7 support, life-skills training, and a nurturing, homely environment.
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