Contributing to Our Local Community

Days out at HFHC

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 want to achieve. A common goal is to get a job, which is exactly what Kyle has been working towards.

Supported by his Core Team, Kyle was recently able to identify several different opportunities for work experience before choosing the one that he thought he would enjoy the most, a volunteer role at his local kennels. This was a huge achievement for Kyle.

The role includes helping to clean out, feed and water the smaller animals before spending time with the dogs. He hopes that he will be able to further his work with the dogs as he develops his relationship with staff and the animals at the kennels.

Other individuals that we support undertake jobs including working at their local tea room and a railway station. These roles contribute significantly towards an individual’s self-worth and play an important part in enabling them to contribute to community life, so that they can feel they are a valued member of that community.

The Old Vicarage

A beautiful home for 11 individuals, The Old Vicarage is two connected but self-contained homes. The ground floor is home to five individuals with additional complex physical needs, while the first floor accommodates six individuals with a range of complex needs including mental health issues.

 

CQC overall rating: Outstanding

22 December  2020

The Mews Cottages

Located in the grounds of The Old Vicarage, The Mews Cottages are a pathway service for three individuals with complex needs who benefit from living more independently with varying levels of support. Each property has its own kitchen/living room, bedroom and bathroom.

 

CQC overall rating: Outstanding

22 December  2020

Vicarage Lodge

Specially designed for wheelchair users with profound and multiple learning disability (PMLD), Vicarage Lodge is home to three individuals. The lodge offers a very personalised environment which feels homely and comfortable while also offering state of the art integrated tracking systems. The activity and sensory room are housed in a separate building which individuals are able to access.

 

CQC overall rating: Outstanding

6 June 2020

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