Investing, adapting and evolving our services to meet changing expectations
Our Development and Partnerships Team work proactively with commissioners to shape and fine tune services to support local needs and demands and changing expectations. This may include investing in new developments or adapting and re-purposing existing services where it’s right to do so.
Over time our services have evolved so that we can offer a wide range of quality residential, supported living and transition services to meet bespoke needs. We invest time, resources and expertise in ensuring that a new setting is exactly right for an individual – always involving them in that process. Above all, we believe in supporting them to live as independently as possible, close to their families, friends and local community. To that end, we’re fully committed to implementing the principles of the Transforming Care Agenda.
Opening this Autumn, Pirlea supports adults who have learning disabilities and who may have autism/other associated complex needs, including behaviours that may be challenging. The focus is on Positive Behaviour Support.
Our new supported living transition service aims to support individuals who are 16-25. This type of service is beneficial for those who may not be ready at age 18 to transition from a children’s service to an adult setting.
Our new state of the art residential service offers accommodation and support for people with learning disabilities and complex needs with a mixture of one-bedroom single occupancy and two bedroom shared flats.
Pendle Gardens has been designed to offer specialist support and self-contained accommodation to men with learning disabilities who have a range of different complex needs including autism, mental health issues and behaviours requiring specialist risk management approaches.
Leofric Villa has been designed to provide specialist accommodation and support to individuals who have learning disabilities, who may be autistic or have other associated complex needs, including challenging behaviours and where there will also be a focus on Positive Behaviour Support.
Melton Road is suitable for adults who have learning disabilities, autism and/or additional complex needs and who are looking to increase their level of independence. It’s beneficial for people who are transitioning from a children’s service or college or moving on from a home environment or residential setting.
Our transitional service in Hastings, East Sussex, provides a modern, stylish supported living accommodation for young adults who have learning disabilities, autism and additional complex and challenging needs.
Upper Park Road is ideal for people looking for supported living accommodation. Individuals will manage their own tenancy with a separate bespoke support package tailored to their needs and goals.
As well as gaining a full refurbishment and refresh our residential service, Strawberry Fields, in Littlehampton has also been partially readapted by introducing 3 self-contained flats to meet local need.
Consisting of 6 bedrooms, Ty Cwtch offers support and accommodation for adults with learning disabilities and autism who wish to live their life more independently but with the dedicated support they need.