Ashley Phoenix, Residential Care Home, Bath

Residential
Bath and North East Somerset
Complex needs, Hearing Impairments, Learning Disabilities, Physical Disabilities, Sight Impairment

Space Available

About this home

Ashley Phoenix is a specialist registered care home, without nursing, in Bath that provides 24-hour support to eight men and women over the age of 18. The home supports people who are deafblind, with additional complex needs including physical and learning disabilities. The team at the home often supports people who have experienced placement breakdowns due to their complex needs.

The Ashley Phoenix team uses a person-centred approach, involving people we support, their family and support network in care planning and decision making. Positive risk-taking enables the people we support to live as independently as possible. Our team empowers people to make the most of their skills and develop new ones so they can live life to the full.

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Who we support

Adults
Complex needs
Hearing Impairments
Learning Disabilities
Physical Disabilities
Sight Impairment

Facilities

Garden/Outside Space

What we offer

Ashley Phoenix is a safe and comfortable home to live in with eight bedrooms, three bathrooms, four toilets and a shower room.

The home has two kitchens and lounges, and even an art room. The home is on the first floor of the main building at Poolemead House (a complex that offers a variety of housing and support services) and people living here are welcome to use the Poolemead facilities, including a jacuzzi, coffee lounge and lovely gardens.

The home is located in the Twerton area of Bath which has good local facilities and is only three miles from the centre of Bath. The city centre is accessible by an excellent bus service and has a large shopping centre, many restaurants, pubs and cafés, unique historical sites plus great transport links around the UK.

Lifestyle

The Ashley Phoenix team provides structured, one-to-one support that is tailored to the individual’s aims, abilities and wishes. There’s an open, honest, kind and considerate ethos in the home that focuses on encouraging the people we support to learn new skills and achieve things for themselves.

The team is fully trained to meet individual support needs and develops a personalised strategy for communicating with each person we support, including British Sign Language or pictures.

We empower people with all aspects of daily life – from making healthy lifestyle choices to managing medicines, cooking, budgeting, learning new skills and getting involved in the local community. People we support are also fully involved in the running of Ashley Phoenix, helping the home to continuously improve so we’re providing the best possible support.