Residential & Activity
Based Placements
Our residential and activity based placements focus on empowering young people to develop their social, emotional, independence and functional skills, enabling them to acquire coping mechanisms for the future, and take steps towards resilience and wellbeing. In addition, we believe that all young people deserve the best chance to grow, develop and receive an education that prepares them for a bright and productive future.
From the point of referral, we work in partnership with families, carers, commissioners,
stakeholders and the young person themselves to identify the most suitable residential care placement, which will fully meet their requirements and provide the best level of support.
As well as our person-centred therapeutic offerings, the young people in our care also benefit from a wide array of activities and the opportunity to pursue hobbies and interests. Because each young person is different, we actively encourage individuals to take part in activities that are important or interesting to them, within their bespoke package of care.
Activities can range from supporting young people to pass their driving tests, helping them to become
involved in sports teams and outdoor pursuits, and enabling them to learn various trades such as mechanics. By encouraging our young people to pursue activities and hobbies that are meaningful to them, this also
helps to build their independence, social skills and resilience, and paves the way towards a healthy and
fulfilling future.
High quality facilities and homely environments
Our residential children’s homes have been specifically designed to be homely, comfortable and
welcoming, enabling the young people in our care to feel safe and looked after. We offer everything that
you’d expect to find in a modern family home, balanced alongside relevant modifications, enabling us to
provide the best care for individuals’ needs.
OUR RESIDENTIAL
HOMES OFFER :
• Spacious and comfortable living areas, encouraging relaxing leisure time
• Communal dining rooms, allowing young people to eat and socialise together where appropriate
• Sensory rooms and other specialist equipment to support the needs of the people we care for
• Sporting and other varied equipment to encourage hobbies and activities
• Dedicated and highly skilled teams
Our bedrooms are
single-occupancy and
the majority have en-suite facilities, providing privacy and tranquillity for each young person we care for
Who can we support?
We are able to support young people from the ages of 8 - 18, who may present with a range of complex
social, emotional, educational and behavioural needs. These may include the following:
Social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) needs
Sexually harmful behaviour and risk of offending
Risk of child sexual exploitation (CSE)
Complex emotional
trauma
Moderate learning disabilities
Attachment disorder
Autism/Asperger syndrome
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Developmental delay
Past criminal & anti-social behaviours
Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD)
Conduct disorder