Rosebank Lodge

Residential
London - Merton
Autism Spectrum Conditions, Behaviours that may challenge, Epilepsy, Learning Disabilities

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Rosebank Lodge is a residential home supporting adults with learning disabilities who may also have associated complex behaviour needs, epilepsy and or autism spectrum conditions. The staff team are available 24 hours a day including night support and are trained in PECS communication tools.

This home aims to support and educate individuals by enabling and empowering them to take greater control over their lives and to make their own decisions and choices. We support each individual to take advantage of opportunities available to them both at home and in the wider community. Individuals are encouraged to maximise independence, learn new or improve existing skills and achieve their goals and lead a meaningful and enjoyable life.

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Who we support

Adults
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Behaviours that may challenge
Epilepsy
Learning Disabilities

Facilities

Accessibility - Wheelchair/Lift/Stair Lift
Garden/Outside Space
Self Contained Flats
Sensory Room

What we offer

Rosebank Lodge is a large detached house in Merton. There are a range of both bedrooms and self contained bedsits with their own facilities. There are multiple communal areas so people can socialise with others if they wish, including a large U-shaped lounge, dining room, and visitors’ room. Individuals have access to the communal kitchen whilst those in the self contained bedsits and flat have support to access their own kitchens.

The garden is spacious and is used for lots of social activities and events, especially during the summer. It also has a fully equipped sensory cabin, trampoline, and basketball hoop.

The home is located close to shops, cafes, and pubs and there is a tram link a couple of minutes’ walk away offering service between New Addington and Wimbledon. There is also a rail station at Mitchen Junction and the Morden Underground station is only a five minute drive away.

Lifestyle

At Rosebank Lodge each person has an individualised plan tailored around their likes and dislikes to ensure they participate in meaningful activities both within the service and the community. These can include cinema trips, meals out, pub visits, sports, arts and crafts, and day centre nativities to name a few. People also enjoy attending the Mencap Social Club in Croydon and taking part in a weekly disco.

Local resources include the Canons Leisure Centre which has a swimming pool – including use for disabled people – and a gym.

The home also holds regular social events such as a recent fundraising picnic and their annual summer barbecue. There was also a ‘Purple Day’ event in aid of Epilepsy action