Skirrid View

Skirrid view is a 3-bedroom detached bungalow with 3 good sized bedrooms, a large lounge, bathroom, W/C and kitchen/diner. The home also has an outbuilding which is used as an additional meeting/work space for staff and visitors. The aim would to expand the home in the future and accommodate 2 young people. When this happens the additional meeting/work space would be converted to a sleeping space for staff to allow for 2 young people’s bedrooms to be located in the main house.

The home is situated in a rural area but still has good access to local schools, public transport, and the road networks Via A465. There is also a train station approximately 4.3miles away. The doctor’s surgery and the pharmacy are approximately 2.8 miles away. The town centre is a short drive away from the home and the town has many attractions including, a leisure centre, cycling centre, and skirred and sugarloaf mountains walks.

The home will provide social, emotional, and behavioural guidance and support to help individual young people by supporting them with contact and mediation sessions that promote sensitive but timely re-unification.

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Services

  • An individual personal plan that is regularly updated and is overseen by the manager
  • The preparation and provision of an integrated care package, tailored to individual needs, to include full risk assessments
  • Appropriate therapeutic interventions if identified from suitably qualified personnel
  • Encouragement and support in developing their own interests and activities within the local community
  • Support in maintaining mainstream school, PRU, or college attendance
  • Preparation of future placements, prior to discharge from the home
  • The development of pathway plans for children over 16 focusing on life skills, further education and career aspirations

Amenities

  • The physical structure and layout of the home does not make it conducive for the accommodation of anyone with moderate to severe mobility difficulties or young people who require the use of a wheelchair
  • The home can accept short, medium, long term and emergency placements as long as the mix and dynamics are assessed to ensure any potential effect on current placements is minimised and managed
  • One main bedroom is to be used by the young person, with the remaining two used for staff to sleep in.
  • Rear Garden: Enclosed garden to the rear and side of the house for young people to use. This has a lawn, flower borders which can be used for growing veg and a small patio for barbeques

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