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Supported Living in Blackheath

Autism
Learning Disabilities

Midlands North to Central London - London - Greenwich

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Gain greater independence through learning essential life skills

Person-centred support planning

Focus on independence and daily living skills

Community connections and meaningful engagement

At Achieve together, we’re proud to provide safe, person-centred support that helps people live happy, healthy and meaningful lives.

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About this support setting

Thoughtfully designed for independent living

Located in Blackheath, this supported living home supports adults with learning disabilities, autism spectrum conditions and emotional needs. It is a specialist transition home that has been developed specifically to provide a living environment which will help to build resilience in the people who use the home through the promotion of positive risk-taking and the building of practical, transferable skills.

This increased independence helps to reduce a person’s dependence on their support team so that they have the necessary skills to thrive independently inside the home as well as in their community. This will enable them to move on to greater independence in the future.

This home’s profile number is 338.

Who we support

Autism
Learning Disabilities

Facilities

Garden/Outside Space

What we offer

A safe and supportive place

Located just a short ten-minute walk from Blackheath Town Centre and Rail Station, the home provides excellent links to the local community.

The home is comprised of five double bedrooms and multiple communal areas for people to socialise in, including a large lounge, dining room and kitchen.

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We’re not just participants. We’re planners, presenters, and leaders.

Mary, Unity Co-chair

Lifestyle

The team here support people to take part in a range of activities in order to build on new and existing skills. There are a range of activities available, all with the focus of promoting independence. There is the option to go to college, get part-time paid work, take cooking courses, swim and make trips to the gym to keep fit.

Additionally, people are supported to take part in leisure activities such as arts and crafts, swimming, day trips, cinema trips, weekly meals out, bowling, and gardening.