Domiciliary Care Cheshire

Outreach
Cheshire
Acquired Brain Injury, Autism Spectrum Conditions, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health, Restricted Mobility

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About this home

Domiciliary Care Cheshire provides support to individuals with shared house tenancy models and individual tenancies in the North West. The majority of these services are 24 hours supported living schemes, however, we also provide support as outreach services to individuals within their own homes.

We work with a number of Local Authorities directly as well as supporting people with an Individualised Budget or Direct Payment and we are able to support people with learning disabilities, mental health needs, acquired brain injury and/or physical disabilities. We promote independence and provide support with medication, finances, accessing community and daily living skills such as cooking, domestic tasks and personal care.

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Who we support

Adults
Acquired Brain Injury
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Learning Disabilities
Mental Health
Restricted Mobility

What we offer

Domiciliary Care Cheshire has multiple services across the North West including Acorn House, Arrowe Hall, Holland House, Manor Barn, Rivendell and Tarvin Road which have a variety of facilities and range from smaller properties to larger properties.

Due to the complex needs of the people we support, our staff teams are specifically recruited and trained to provide tailored support to the person. This means we base our staff team around the individual’s needs and also encourage the person, their family and any support networks to take part in staff recruitment. We provide continuity and consistency of support by experienced support staff with designated keyworkers.

Lifestyle

In all our services across Domiciliary Care Cheshire individuals are encouraged to take part in meaningful activities in order to increase social and communication skills and to enrich their lives. These can range from leisure activities both in the service itself and the community, to learning important life skills that increase independent living.

Individuals are encouraged to be participating members of the wider community and are supported to access local amenities. Additionally, people will be supported in identifying and maintaining any voluntary work, education and/or paid work placements which is a great step towards independence.