Harwich House, Residential Care Home, Sussex

Residential
West Sussex
Autism Spectrum Conditions, Epilepsy, Learning Disabilities, Sight Impairment

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About this home

Harwich House is a residential service for adults aged 18+ with learning disabilities, visual impairment, autism spectrum conditions and complex epilepsy. People at Harwich House are supported to live as independently as possible, taking part in meaningful activities that enrich their lives.

Staff work with individuals to develop personalised, person-centred care plans that are focused on positive outcomes. Staff will work closely with the individual, family members and health care professionals in order to provide the best support.

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Who we support

Adults
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Epilepsy
Learning Disabilities
Sight Impairment

Facilities

Garden/Outside Space
Sensory Room

What we offer

Harwich House is a large property in Littlehampton with 9 bedrooms. It has a large communal lounge with patio doors that lead into the large garden. Within the garden are raised plant beds, a trampoline and swing plus an external sensory cabin which provides a quiet area away from the house for individuals to relax. The kitchen and laundry room are set up to enable individuals to develop their independence skills with staff support and guidance.

Harwich House is situated five minutes away from Littlehampton seafront and is close to the town centre which offers shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes. Harwich also benefits from the facilities and resources of the larger nearby towns of Chichester and Worthing. The train station is also within walking distance.

Lifestyle

People at Harwich are supported to take part in a wide range of leisure activities within the service and in the wider community in order to build on their skills. These can include horticulture and arts and crafts in the local community, horse riding at nearby Ferring, cinema trips, swimming and gardening.

Harwich House also puts on its own events such as the recent tea party to celebrate Care Home Open Day. The afternoon included a tasty barbecue and lots of fun games that everyone could get involved with.

People at Harwich House are supported to access Northbrook and Chichester Colleges and Littlehampton Community College, which support people with additional needs. Some individuals have completed college courses which is a great achievement.