Locations
15 Seabrook Road is a spacious semi-detached residence, ideally located near our other properties in the Hythe area. The dedicated team at 15 Seabrook Road offers continuous 24-hour support to the individuals who live there.
This service offers new opportunities for up to three individuals who may have had long stays in hospital or experienced placement breakdowns. These difficulties are often linked to complex needs that require specialist support and a tailored approach.
15 Seabrook Road provides a nurturing environment where people can take significant steps towards a successful community placement, and where individuals feel valued, respected and supported to work towards their personal goals.
Our team is committed to empowering people to become active participants in their local and wider communities. This includes encouraging involvement in community activities as well as supporting the development of essential daily living skills.
Ashley Avenue is a large property located in Cheriton, Folkestone. It is within close proximity to local beaches and a number of beautiful nature walks, with good transport links to Ashford and Canterbury.
The service offers 24-hour care and support to the individuals who live there. The property has been designed to provide separate living spaces to effectively meet people’s needs effectively.
Downer Court consists of two bungalows next door to each other in Rochester.
Three people live at Downer Court. All have a formal diagnosis of autism, communication difficulties and other health-related needs. One bungalow was commissioned as a bespoke single-person service. At times, the people living here may engage in behaviours of concern, and to meet their needs effectively both bungalows provide 24-hour support.
Both properties have a large lounge area, spacious bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen, with a robust specification throughout.
Jersey Road is a four-bedroom townhouse located in the Strood area of Rochester. The house is spacious, with a large lounge/dining area and kitchen, and two of the bedrooms have en-suite facilities.
The individuals who live at Jersey Road have a dual diagnosis of learning disability and mental health conditions. Each person receives input from the local MHLD team to further support the service. We have successfully supported people to move from lengthy hospital placements into a community setting.
The dedicated team provide support 24 hours a day. They work alongside individuals to help them work towards their goals using a person-centred approach, which in turn helps to build self-esteem and wellbeing.
Seabrook is located in the seaside town of Hythe, approximately a 10-minute walk from the beach. Seabrook consists of two adjoining semi-detached houses.
The services are divided into a female and a male house. The female service can support up to four women, all of whom currently have a diagnosis of personality disorder and learning disabilities. The male service supports up to four men with varying support needs. At times, individuals may engage in behaviours that challenge.
The service works collaboratively with the local MHLD team and commissioners to support the maintenance of placements, particularly for individuals who have had long hospital stays or several placement breakdowns. The staff teamwork within a low arousal framework with a strong focus on wellbeing to help individuals maintain their community placements.
School Lane is a three-bedroom bungalow, currently supporting two people, located in Iwade, Sittingbourne. Two people live here, each with a learning disability and a range of complex health and sensory needs. The service provides 24-hour support, with staff working closely with health professionals and families to help monitor health conditions.
The environment at School Lane is set up to be calm, predictable and low arousal, with attention given to sensory needs such as lighting and personal space. Each person has their own bedroom, decorated with their personal belongings, and staff support them to take part in day-to-day activities at a pace that feels comfortable, helping increase their quality of life and meaningful engagement.
6a Sheerstone is a single-person service specifically for an autistic individual. The service provides a bespoke, personalised package built around their needs.
The staff team provide 2:1 support 24 hours a day. They are committed to supporting the individual to have a fun and fulfilling life, including a wide range of activities in the community, as well as developing daily living skills.
19 Sheerstone is a single-person service located in the village of Iwade, Sittingbourne.
The service adds to the small hub of CLBD houses in the area, allowing support and expertise to be shared across nearby services.
19 Sheerstone comprises a large lounge/dining area, a generous kitchen and separate utility room. The property also has a good-sized bedroom, office space and substantial garden, with easy off-road access.
Support is provided 24 hours a day to the individual living here. As with all CLBD services, 19 Sheerstone has a homely and comfortable feel. Safety is a priority in our properties, as we want people to feel as secure in their homes as we would in our own.
Rose House, situated in Iwade, Sittingbourne, accommodates up to four individuals. The service supports people with autism and a learning disability who may present with behaviours of concern.
Rose House is a large, detached property where each person has their own bedroom with en-suite facilities, alongside a spacious shared kitchen, lounge and conservatory. Staff work within a low arousal framework, focusing on calm, consistent support and reducing unnecessary demands. People are encouraged to take part in a range of day-to-day and leisure activities both at home and in the community. The aim is to create a stable, homely environment where individuals feel safe, understood and able to enjoy a meaningful daily life
St Williams, located in Rochester, is a service providing 24-hour support to two individuals. The staff team at St Williams deliver dedicated support to meet each person’s complex care needs. Support is based on a low arousal approach, which has helped to reduce occurrences of behaviours of concern. The service works in close partnership with the individuals’ families.
Staff at St Williams encourage and support people to be active on a daily basis, while also helping them to maintain long-term placements within a stable, homely environment.
6 Sheerstone is a small, supported living service for two adults, offering a homely environment with support tailored to each person. The focus is on creating a predictable routine while still building in choice, fun and meaningful activity. Staff work closely with each individual to understand what helps them feel safe and comfortable at home, and support is provided in a way that fits around their needs, preferences and goals.
The team at 6 Sheerstone support people to develop daily living skills, build confidence and stay connected to their local community. This might include cooking, shopping, managing appointments, enjoying hobbies or spending time out and about. The aim is to help each person live as independently as possible, while knowing there is support on hand when they need it.
1 The Street is a supported living service located in the village of Iwade. The service provides support to an individual who requires 1:1 support 24 hours a day.
Staff support the person to maintain positive relationships within the local community and to take part in a wide range of activities, both at home and out in the community. The focus is on building independence, confidence and a meaningful daily routine, with support tailored to the individual’s needs and preferences.
