Supported Living in Slough
- Acquired brain injury (ABI)
- Autism
- Learning Disabilities
Gain greater independence through learning essential life skills
Person-centred support planning
Focus on independence and daily living skills
Community connections and meaningful engagement
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This is a supported living home in Slough for adults with autism spectrum conditions, moderate learning disabilities, acquired brain injury, complex needs including behaviours that may challenge, emotional needs and epilepsy with a focus on developing further independent skills.
The home promotes independence and supports people to access further education, employment, social and recreational activities. Person-centred transition plans are developed for each person to develop their budgeting skills and to become more independent in all areas of their lives.
This home’s profile number is 786.
Who we support
- Acquired brain injury (ABI)
- Autism
- Learning Disabilities
Facilities
- En-Suite
- Garden/Outside Space
- Wet Rooms
What we offer
A safe and supportive place to call home
This home is a large detached house within walking distance of local amenities. It has been completely refurbished to a very high standard and has six bedrooms plus communal areas. There are two bedrooms on the ground floor, both with en-suite bathrooms. The first floor has a further four bedrooms, which are all en-suite. In addition, there is a large kitchen with a separate utility area, a big open-plan lounge, a separate dining area and a secure private garden with an annexe which could be used as an activities centre.
The home is located close to local shops and amenities with good transport links.
People hold their own tenancy with the landlord, and the rent would typically be claimed through housing benefits.
We’re not just participants. We’re planners, presenters, and leaders.
Mary, Unity Co-chair
Lifestyle
People living here are supported to participate in meaningful activities that increase their independence and build on social skills. Some examples of activities people have been involved in include bowling, PALS Social Club for people with disabilities, arts and crafts, trips to the local shopping centre and trips to the local nature reserve.
We also support people in the development of life skills such as meal preparation, self-care, and grocery shopping. People will be supported to identify and maintain any education placements, employment and/or volunteering, and some people volunteer locally, which is a great achievement. Integration with the local community is greatly encouraged.
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