Jordan Allan celebrates five years as Service Quality Director
Posted 01/05/2025
Jordan Allan is celebrating five years as Service Quality Director at Thera (Scotland). In this blog, we highlight his accomplishments from the last five years.
Thera (Scotland) supports people with a learning disability across Scotland, including Edinburgh, Midlothian, West Lothian, Falkirk, North Lanarkshire and Highland.
We believe that people with a learning disability should have control of their own support and be able to live their lives as they choose.
Our Service Quality Director, Jordan Allan, makes sure that we deliver support which matches our vision. He also makes sure that people we support can have a say in how Thera (Scotland) is led and managed.
We can support you in your own home and in your local community.
We are regulated by the Care Inspectorate. View our latest report.
You can also view Thera (Scotland)’s Duty of Candour Reports:
- Duty of Candour Report 2024-2025
- Duty of Candour Report 2023-2024
- Duty of Candour Report 2022-2023
- Duty of Candour Report 2021-2022
In this section
Meet the board
The board, along with the Managing Director and Service Quality Director, prepare Thera (Scotland) for the future whilst ensuring the quality of what we do.
Thera (Scotland) from the blog
Brightsparks: Building Positive Relationships Through Shared Support
Posted 11/04/2025
The Brightsparks group shows the impact that socialising and accessing the community has on people with lived experience of a learning disability.
Thera (Scotland) attend Midlothian Futures Fair
Posted 07/04/2025
Two people supported represented Thera (Scotland) recently at the Midlothian Futures Fair.
Celebrating Alexandra: Her impact through positive behaviour support
Posted 25/06/2024
Alexandra Sim, Acting Community Support Leader for Thera (Scotland), recently put on a training workshop to help staff implement positive behaviour support approaches into their day to day practices.