Dean and Cauvin Continuing Care Service
Shared Lives / adult placement in Edinburgh. Regulated by Care Inspectorate.
What the inspectors scored
| Area assessed | Rating |
|---|---|
| Supporting wellbeing | Good |
| Care and support planning | Good |
Details
- Type of care
- Shared Lives / adult placement
- Address
- 68-72 St Johns Road, Corstorphine, Edinburgh, EH12 8AT
- Telephone
- 01313 373 295
- Registered provider
- Dean and Cauvin Young People’s Trust
- Registered manager
- Carolyn Thomson
- Registered since
- 2019-12-18
- Local authority
- City of Edinburgh
- Constituency
- Edinburgh West
- Neighbourhood deprivation
- SIMD decile 10 of 10 (1 = most deprived)
- Staff (whole-time equivalent)
- 2
- Regulator record
- View on careinspectorate.com
Evidence and freshness
This is a permanent CareFacts record built from the service’s regulator identifier. It is evidence from the public register, not a recommendation or a live vacancy check.
- CareFacts record ID
sCS2019377542- Regulator location ID
CS2019377542- Current source release
- Care Inspectorate datastore, archived 2026-10-07
- CareFacts data rebuilt
- 2026-10-07
- Inspection evidence
- Latest published date 2024-12-03
A newer source release may change the registration, operator, capacity or rating shown here. CareFacts preserves the identifier so future real changes can be compared once more than one compatible snapshot exists.
Who this service is for
- Adult Placement Continuing Care
The operator’s wider record
Dean and Cauvin Young People’s Trust runs 2 services in the UK. Across the estate:
- 1 excellent
- 1 good
Other shared lives schemes in City of Edinburgh
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Very good Last inspected about 7 years ago
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Good Last inspected about 3 years ago
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Adequate Last inspected about 3 years ago
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Not rated No inspection date published
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Not rated No inspection date published
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Source: Care Inspectorate datastore, archived 2026-10-07. Ratings and inspection dates are published by Care Inspectorate and reproduced here under the Open Government Licence. Always check the regulator’s own record before making a decision.
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