Aims and Objectives
To provide permanent residential care for a maximum of 30 learning disabled people.
Our services aim to:
Respect and nurture the individuality of each resident
-
Respecting each resident’s physical emotional, cultural, intellectual and spiritual needs.
-
Respecting residents’ likes and dislikes.
-
Creating a happy, settled, safe environment in which each individual can flourish and fulfill personal aspirations.
Respect each resident’s rights and responsibilities as equal and valued members of the community and in particular to:
-
Respect their right to privacy.
-
Accord dignity and respect to all residents at all times.
-
Ensure that their needs always come first.
-
Assist residents in making informed choices.
-
Support them in accepting responsibilities according to individual abilities to do so.
-
Promoting their independence.
Objectives
-
The
provision of individual personal accommodation designed in
conjunction with the occupier according to their personal wishes and needs.
- The
provision of facilities and service in a comfortable, homely, clean,
well-maintained and safe environment.
- The
provision of trained staff with suitable backgrounds and experience
who at all times behave in a respectful way towards individuals.
- The
provision of personal care in accordance with individual need.
- The
provision of meals, drinks and snacks to suit individual
requirements.
- The
arrangements of any necessary external services e.g.; medical and
nursing care, chiropody.
- The
facilitation of a range of interesting and varied personal and group
activities.
- The
provision of safe custody arrangements for money and valuables as
required.
- The
undertaking of initial assessment and providing a service through a
clear and detailed Care Plan that is regularly reviewed.
- To provide a safe environment and to regularly review all safety policies and procedures, including individual risk assessments.
