Albion Road, Residential Home, Sutton

Residential
London - Sutton
Autism Spectrum Conditions, Behaviours that may challenge, Epilepsy, Learning Disabilities, Moderate Learning Disabilities, Severe Learning Disabilities

Space Available

About this home

Albion Road is an all-male residential home for adults with learning disabilities and complex needs, including behaviours that may challenge. Individuals are supported to develop person-centred plans that promote increased choice, control over their lives and independence.

The home aims to support individuals to maintain and identify both social and leisure activities. They will also be supported in identifying any education and/or employment placements which can increase their independence.

Our experienced team works in partnership with families, carers, advocates and public service professionals to ensure that the support provided is proactive and appropriate. Team members are available 24 hours a day, including waking night support when required.

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Who we support

Adults
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Behaviours that may challenge
Epilepsy
Learning Disabilities
Moderate Learning Disabilities
Severe Learning Disabilities

Facilities

Garden/Outside Space
Service Vehicle

What we offer

Albion Road is a large property in Sutton with seven bedrooms. It has various communal areas where people can socialise with others, including a spacious lounge, dining room and fully equipped kitchen. There is also a large garden with a seating area where a lot of leisure activities and events take place, especially during the summer months.

Albion Road is situated near Sutton town centre, where there is access to a wide range of colleges, supported employment opportunities and leisure facilities. The home is within easy walking distance of Sutton station and local bus services, which provide excellent links to local towns and central London.

Lifestyle

We support people to choose and take part in activities that develop social, communication and life skills. These range from support in daily life skills such as shopping, meal preparation and cooking through to further education, voluntary and paid work placements and leisure activities.

Some leisure activities that people have been involved in include swimming, day centre activities, arts and crafts, trips to the cinema, weekly meals out, bowling, music sessions and any other activities that individuals request.