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Staff have created a sensory garden at Vicarage Lodge in memory of Ju-Li, as a lasting celebration of her life, her friendly nature and wonderful spirit, which residents and staff can enjoy for years to come. Ju-Li’s family cut the ribbon on the 14th May and a celebration event was attended by families and those […]

Home From Home Care are excited to be exhibiting at The Autism Show on the 16-17th June 2017 at ExCeL, London. Our ambassadors will be on stand E9, together with company founders Paul and Ann de Savary who will share their experiences of transition into adult services as parents to a daughter with learning disabilities.

Say Hello recently held another successful craft event at Fiskerton. Those attending had the opportunity to try out new crafts and meet new people in a fun and friendly atmosphere. Participants had a choice of activities including painting and decorating trinket boxes, painting canvases and baking flapjacks and chocolate crispy cakes. Afterwards everyone enjoyed a

Home From Home Care are looking forward to exhibiting at Kidz to Adultz South on 8th June at Rivermead Leisure Complex, Reading. This is a great opportunity to find out about our specialist residential provision for adults with learning disabilities and complex needs. Our Ambassadors Gennie Miller and Brenda Meech will be on our stand

This weekend’s May Ball was a great success with two evenings of groovy 70’s disco themed fun! Held at Market Rasen Festival Hall, Home From Home’s annual fancy-dress May Ball was split over Friday and Saturday night, with residents across all Micro Communities celebrating with family members and staff. Having picked the 70’s theme for

Easter has been a busy time in our Micro Communities, with individuals taking part in lots of fun activities. On Easter Sunday, The Oaks team leaders arranged an Easter egg hunt for everyone. Individual clues and photos were designed for each service user to track down their own egg hidden in the Bardney site. Kyle

What better way to celebrate Easter bank holiday weekend than throwing an Easter-themed party. No Easter  is complete without an Easter egg hunt, The Oaks have organised a Egg hunt in Bardney on Sunday 16th April, so they will have lots of fun searching for the eggs around the gardens. There will also be Easter get-together

We are delighted to announce the following organisations will be exhibiting at the Social Care Exchange’s  ‘Next Steps’ Transition Event, we are sponsoring on the 28th March, 5pm-7.30pm. Adults Supporting Adults (ASA) provides support for people over the age of 18 years who wish to remain part of their chosen community. Resources include shared lives (extended

We are sponsoring the first ‘Next Steps’ Transition Event, on the 28th March, 5pm-7.30pm, at the Social Care Exchange. The event will host a series of workshops focusing on four different topics to inform and educate parents, carers’ and professionals about the transition from childrens’ to adult services. Paul de Savary will present the keynote

For many parents who have children with learning disabilities and complex support needs, the transition from childrens’ to adults’ social services can be a daunting time. In the UK around 40,000 children and young people with complex physical health needs are in this transition phase, with many hurdles to overcome due to the numerous changes