We are excited to be attending the Kidz to Adultz North event, on stand A6, at EventCity in Manchester next week (November 8th). This is a great opportunity to find out about our specialist residential provision for adults with learning disabilities and complex needs. Come and meet Marketing Manager Anna Selby-Wells, who will be joined […]
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A life goal for most young adults is to work in a job that they enjoy. But, for those with a learning disability, autism or complex needs, this goal may not seem easily achievable. The individuals that we have the privilege to support at Home From Home Care, each have their own aspirations which they
There are over 6.5million people in the UK who are carers for family members or friends. But being a carer can also be an extremely worthwhile and rewarding career. Working in care offers a great sense of job satisfaction, particularly from the relationships you’ll form with the people you work with and the sense of
Being seen as a valued part of the community in which they live is important to the individuals that we have the privilege to support at Home From Home Care. This can be achieved through working or volunteering at a local business, taking part in community events, or like Steven, raising money for charity. This
International Day of Persons with Disabilities has been observed around the world on December 3rd since 1992 – yet the incredible achievements of the individuals we are privileged to support are recognised daily. At Home From Home Care we experience the successes of individuals with very differing needs including autism, epilepsy, learning disabilities, cerebral palsy,
From spooky crafts and scary costumes, to pumpkin creations and ghostly games, this week has been dominated by Halloween for the individuals we support. With activities including pumpkin carving, creating homemade decorations and planning costumes – there has been plenty of opportunities for hands-on sensory fun. The spooky goings-on will culminate in a spook-tacular Halloween
We have been lucky to have experienced a very mild autumn so far, enjoying lots of days out and outdoor adventures. From garden games with friends to trips to some of our local parks, and even a visit to West Midlands Safari Park, the individuals that we support have been making the most of the
The sun was shining as an individual from The Old Hall joined Director Hugo de Savary for brunch at Doddington Hall this week. With a keen interest in social event organising, the individual gave Hugo some great ideas for future events while they both enjoyed a relaxed meal together. From a Halloween ‘ghost walk’ to
Preparing for a child to enter adulthood can be a daunting time for most parents, but for those with children who have learning difficulties or complex needs it can be overwhelming. Home From Home Care will be attending The What’s Next Fair on 18th October at Fosse Way School in Bath to speak to parents
Increasingly large-scale events are becoming more inclusive – giving individuals the opportunity to enjoy days out with others, which they may have previously been unable to attend. Outdoor events can be challenging to make fully accessible, but by providing viewing platforms to allow those in wheelchairs to see above the crowds, as well as improving