Hope House
Why Choose Us
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Provides A Home Environment
Hope House provides a warm and friendly home environment for young adult males between the ages of 16-25 years of age who are are working towards gaining their independence through trusted supported living services.
Support Given
We are person-centred service with an emphasis on enabling service users who have been diagnosed with special needs including those with Autism, mild to moderate learning disabilities and mental health and/or cognitive impairment. Service users may have learning disabilities such as Asperger’s Syndrome, Autism, Down’s Syndrome or other non-specified, learning difficulties.
Tailored Care
At Houses Of Hope we believe in empowering individuals to take control and make positive steps towards leading rewarding and fulfilling lives. Our staff work with the service user and other professionals to implement a tailored care plan that meet's the needs of the individual and works towards the outcomes we would like to achieve with them.
What We Offer
Accommodation
- 3 Double Bedrooms (individual living spaces)
- 1 Double bedroom with an en-suite
- Sensory room
- Fully Equipped kitchen
- Dining area
- 2 Bathrooms
- Washroom
- Living room/lounge area
- Spacious outdoor garden
- Laundry area
- CCTV systems for security purposes
Service Info
Hope House provide structured days ensuring that the service user attends appointments, and actively participates in independent living skills, life skills and social skills.
- Full accommodation
- Semi-independence training
- Allocated key worker
- 24 Hour support
- Community integration
- Therapeutic support and more
What We Specialise In
What our independence programme offers:
- ACQUISITION OF KNOWLEDGE REGARDING:
- Cost of living
- Job, accommodation and further education considerations
- Social, economic and political realities
- Eating a balanced diet
- Budgeting and money management in areas such as;
- Rent, utilities and overheads
- Community charge
- Food
- Household articles
- Clothing and toiletries
- Personal items
- Personal care, laundry and ironing
- Entertainment and travel
- Savings and insurance
- Sexual encounter and its responsibilities
- Basic health care and first aid
- Household amenities, e.g. water, waste, electricity and heating
- Finding and using community services
- Liaison with social work or other caring agencies.
- ACQUISITION OF SOCIAL AND INTERPERSONAL SKILLS
- PRACTICAL PROVISION FOR THOSE SETTING UP INDEPENDENTLY
- LIAISON WITH OUTSIDE AGENCIES
