Domiciliary Care Agency Kent and Sussex, Domiciliary Care, Medway

Outreach
Kent
Acquired Brain Injury, Autism Spectrum Conditions, Behaviours that may challenge, Complex Health Needs, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health, Moderate Learning Disabilities, Severe Learning Disabilities

Space Available

About this service

Domiciliary Care Agency Kent and Sussex supports adults with autism spectrum conditions, mental health needs, moderate to severe learning disabilities and behaviours that may challenge within their own homes, supported living accommodation and the community so they can live as independently as possible.

Support can also be provided into a range of Achieve together supported living homes locally, across Kent, Brighton & Hove and Medway. There are a wide range of different homes available, varying in size depending on each person’s needs.

Each person supported is assigned a key worker whom they become very familiar with. Families are also encouraged to play a key role in the support provided to the degree the person supported wishes them to be.

We are able to offer direct support by supporting individuals to:

Source appropriate accommodation
Maximising benefits to secure accommodation
Liaise with registered social/private landlords
Complete tenancy sign-up

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Who we support

Adults
Acquired Brain Injury
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Behaviours that may challenge
Complex Health Needs
Learning Disabilities
Mental Health
Moderate Learning Disabilities
Severe Learning Disabilities

What we offer

Domiciliary Care Agency Kent and Sussex support people within their own homes, shared accommodation and individual premises to live as independent a life as possible and encourage their development in a variety of different ways.

Support can also be provided into a range of Achieve together supported living homes locally, across Kent, Brighton & Hove and Medway. There are a wide range of different homes available, varying in size depending on each person’s needs.

People are encouraged to choose how they furnish and decorate their own homes, and are assisted in planning both their daily life and future long-term aspirations.

Lifestyle

People can take part in a variety of activities such as trips to the cinema, day centre activities, watching the local choir, seaside trips and swimming to name a few.

There is a strong focus on supporting integration with others and maintaining appropriate relationships. People are encouraged to develop independent living skills in order to ‘move on’ to greater independence, and many people have been supported to move on from residential homes into supported living homes. People can then progress to living in their own home receiving outreach support, which is a great achievement and a step towards independence.