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Our Home
Hope House offers a four bedroom supported living accommodation for males between the ages of 18-25 years who have faced challenges with emotional and behavioural difficulties (EBD). These behaviours may have led these young people into the Criminal Justice System, being classified as Schedule One offenders and/or recidivism.
24 Hour Support
One of the greatest things about Hope House is it provides a culturally sensitive environment which is staffed 24/7 and enables those who stay with us to address issues pertinent to their specific needs as reflected in their individual Care and Support Plans.
Our Work
Staff at Hope House work with individuals that are working towards independence or semi-independence through trusted care and support. The aim of the service is to help individuals achieve the best possible outcomes and learn what it means to live appropriately within the community and become citizens who make a positive contribution to society.
Hope House
Modern Accommodation
Set within a modern styled four bedroom house the property provides a warm and friendly home environment that gives individuals the space needed to grow and work towards gaining self independence in a positive setting.
Our Premises
The premises throughout Hope House have been thoughtfully decorated and furnished. The property has four separate bedrooms, a kitchen, lounge and dining area, communal space, two bathrooms, garden for outdoor activities a staff office and wi-fi.
Safe Accommodation
We pride ourselves on providing a safe and secure accommodation for those who stay with us and our staff teams. The accommodation has CCTV Systems installed within the communal areas as well as the front and back of the property to ensure the safety of our service users and the staff team.
What We Offer
Supporting Individuals
At Hope House we take pride in working closely with professionals, families and the individual to make sure as much information as possible about the service user is gathered to ensure we understand why the placement is being proposed, what the care needs are likely to be, and the likely areas of challenge and work for staff. In this way, we can develop with the service user, agreed targets and be more specific about the outcomes we want to see for them.
Personal care needs
Managing and understanding finances and bills
Finding education, training or work opportunities
Assistance with leisure activities
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