Who we support
Aquired Brain Injury
Acquired brain injury (ABI) adversely affects the freedom, choices and independence of an estimated 500,000 young people and adults living in the UK.
Autistic Spectrum
Autism Spectrum disorder (ASD) is the name for a range of similar condition, including Asperger syndrome, that affect a person’s social interaction, communication, interests and behaviour.
Behaviours that challenge
Behaviours that challenge are not a learning disability, but people with a disability are more likely to show behaviours that challenge.
Learning Disabilities
A learning disability affects the way a person understands information and how they communicate. This means they can have difficulty understanding new or complex information, learning new skills and coping independently.
Mental Health
Mental health problems are defined and classified to help experts refer people for the right care and treatment. The symptoms are grouped in two broad categories – neurotic and psychotic.
Physical Disabilities
A physical disability is a significant and long-term condition that impacts a specific part of an individual's body, leading to restrictions and limitations in their physical capabilities, mobility, endurance, or manual skills.
Our specially designed pathways ensure that the right support is provided to the right people, at the right time.
We have a range of different pathways that are in place to suit all individuals who require some support in their day to day lives.
We can offer day opportunities, respite / short break services, shared homes, supported living and residential services.
How we support
Shared Housing
Shared housing is a common form of provision for people with learning disabilities in ordinary or purpose built houses shared by a small number of people.
Supported Living
Supported Living services can provide appropriate levels of support that will enable and facilitate a person to live a more independent lifestyle within their own purpose-built accommodation or shared house.
Residential Care
Residential care is a service for adults aged 18-65. Residential care services may be suitable for people with specific needs where some extra support could make all the difference to someone’s life.
Respite & Short Breaks
Through our respite and short breaks service we can offer a variety of different options to suit everyone. Whether you’re looking for an overnight stay, a week long placement or to emergency placements, our respite service can deliver the support you need.
Day Opportunities
Our day opportunity service offers support to adults with learning, physical and complex care needs the opportunity to access a variety of activities within the centre and within the local community.
