Sail Close

Supported Living
Norfolk
Autism Spectrum Conditions, Mental Health

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About this home

Sail Close is a supported living service for people with mental health needs and/or learning disabilities situated in the attractive and tranquil village of Gayton near King’s Lynn.

The main focus of Sail Close is to support individuals with all aspects of their daily lives, from every day tasks such as encouragement to carry out cleaning and other domestic tasks, to prompts to take medication. People will be supported through a person centred plan tailored towards individual needs and focused on the outcome of becoming more independent. They will be supported to take part in meaningful activities and to integrate with the community.

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Who we support

Adults
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Mental Health

Facilities

En-Suite
Garden/Outside Space
Wet Rooms

What we offer

Sail Close is situated in Gayton, near King’s Lynn. All 13 apartments have their own front doors, separate living space and bedrooms, as well as a fully fitted, well equipped kitchen and bath or shower room. Sail Close was built on an old mill and features of the old mill have been incorporated into the development providing exciting bespoke environments with ample parking facilities. Some apartments have their own private patio or garden.

In addition there is a large communal courtyard/garden where individuals can socialise, have barbecues and also grow their own vegetables. Within the old Mill building there is a communal room with a pool table that can be used for socialising or for meetings.

Lifestyle

Individuals at Sail Close are supported to participate in activities that increase their independence and build on skills. This can include support with independence skills such as budgeting, self-care and meal preparation as well as leisure activities.

Sail Close has its own allotment and individuals at the service regularly plant and cultivate their own vegetables, such as carrots, cucumber and tomatoes, and then are taught how to use these in cooking classes.

A range of other activities are also offered such as football, bowling, swimming, shopping and going to the disco. Individuals are also supported in the use of public transport and often take trips to local attractions.