Trafalgar House, Residential Home, Sussex

Residential
East Sussex
Acquired Brain Injury, Autism Spectrum Conditions, Behaviours that may challenge, Complex needs, Epilepsy, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health, Moderate Learning Disabilities, Severe Learning Disabilities

Space Available

About this home

Trafalgar House is a residential home for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and behaviours that may challenge.

People are supported to develop person-centred plans that promote increased choice, control over their lives and independence whilst focusing on recovery and relapse prevention.

Our dedicated Clinical Team works in partnership with individuals to identify the support they require with regard to physical, emotional, cultural, cognitive and communication needs. People will be supported to take part in leisure activities, paid work and/or volunteering, education and accessing the community.

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Who we support

Adults
Acquired Brain Injury
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Behaviours that may challenge
Complex needs
Epilepsy
Learning Disabilities
Mental Health
Moderate Learning Disabilities
Severe Learning Disabilities

Facilities

En-Suite
Games Room
Garden/Outside Space
Service Vehicle
Wet Rooms
Wifi for tenants

What we offer

Trafalgar House is a spacious and homely property for up to 8 adults with communal areas including two living rooms, a large dining room, a fully equipped kitchen and a large garden.

Trafalgar House is located close to the coast in Bexhill. The home is within easy walking distance of the mainline station and local bus service, which provides good links to a wide range of local community facilities and nearby areas.

Lifestyle

People at Trafalgar House enjoy going bowling, cinema trips, walking, fishing, zoo visits, and socialising at the local cafes and restaurants.

We support individuals to plan and organise their own activity timetables and take part in activities that develop social and communication skills as well as confidence. These range from support in daily life skills such as shopping and self-care through to college placements, voluntary and paid work placements and leisure activities.

People are encouraged to express their rights freely and become contributing members of the community. In our experience, this helps to increase social and emotional wellbeing and decreases the stigma that can affect people with learning disabilities.