Therapeutic and trauma-informed care to support recovery and active life in the community
Short-term, therapeutic environments to support adults transitioning from hospital settings into more independent community life
Personalised support for lasting stability, progress, and a better quality of life
Ensuring safe transitions from hospital to community, with expert teams ready to step in at the right place and time
Therapeutic and nurse-led care designed around the needs of young people and adults with eating disorders
Providing in-depth understanding of a person’s needs, behaviours, and environment to guide meaningful, safe, and consistent care
Rapid response by trained teams to manage and de-escalate urgent crises, prioritising safety and stability
Meet J, a young man living with a learning disability and multiple care needs. With an immense passion for exploring and learning new things, J enjoys playing football, golf and going fishing. Yet, his life was once filled with challenges and unpredictable circumstances.
As J also happens to live with epilepsy, a chromosomal disorder, and is autistic, his needs were often neglected and unrecognised. This often led to displaying behaviours of concern, making his care journey complex and inconsistent.
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Safety begins with respect. We protect the human rights, dignity, and wellbeing of every person we support – and every member of our care team – by creating a culture where people feel safe, listened to, and valued for who they are.
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