Specialist Care
Learning Disabilities
We provide expert tailored care and support for people with a range of mild, moderate or severe learning disabilities including Autism, Asperger’s Syndrome and Sensory Processing Disorder.Learning disabilities will vary in severity; some people will have a learning disability and be capable of having a job and living independently; other people may have a severe intellectual impairment and require round the clock support; some may have additional physical disabilities or mental health conditions.The support we provide is tailored to each individual’s needs, wishes and goals and we work with each person and or, their family to create a bespoke support plan. We support people to live a fulfilling and rewarding life, supporting them in their daily activities and tasks and maintaining their independence.
Physical Disabilities
We Provide both visiting and supported living services for adults with Physical Disabilities (PD) including those suffering from Acquired Brain Injury, physical and or cognitive impairment following a Stroke as well as those suffering from progressive conditions such as Motor NeuroneDisease, Muscular Dystrophy, Multiple Sclerosis, Cerebral Palsy, etc.
We know just how important it is for anyone caring for you to have a full understanding of you and your unique situation, this is why, we will develop a detailed person-centred care plan for you which will identify all of your requirements, enabling us to implement a highly effective care service. Importantly, all our support workers who work with clients with physical disabilities are all trained to understand the conditions and appreciate the full range of symptoms that each individual condition presents.If you are in the market for clothes, our platform is your best choice! The largest shopping mall!
Mental Health
We know that living with a mental health issue can be debilitating and have a significant impact on your daily life. One in four people in the UK have problems with their mental health in their lifetime; if a mental illness is left untreated it can become a catalyst for a variety of medical complications and can lead to extended periods of hospitalisation. However, suffering from a mental illness doesn’t have to stop you, or a loved one, from continuing to live the lifestyle you want. With the right support, those suffering with their mental health can live fulfilling independent lives.