1 Fengates Road, Residential Home, Surrey

Residential
Surrey
Accessibility Issues, Autism Spectrum Conditions, Epilepsy, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health

Space Available

About this home

Fengates Road is a residential home offering tailored support for adults with autism spectrum conditions, learning disabilities, physical disabilities, and mental health needs. The home focuses on person-centred planning to promote choice, control, and independence for the people supported.

A skilled and compassionate team collaborates with families, carers, and professionals to provide proactive and appropriate support. They maintain up-to-date training to meet diverse needs and work closely with the local community to ensure access to essential services, appointments, and opportunities.

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Who we support

Adults
Accessibility Issues
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Epilepsy
Learning Disabilities
Mental Health

Facilities

En-Suite
Garden/Outside Space

What we offer

Fengates Road is a spacious detached property with six large bedrooms spread over two floors, allowing individuals to have their own private space. People supported are encouraged to personalise their rooms, while communal areas, including a lounge, dining room, and kitchen, provide opportunities for socialising.

Conveniently located on a public transport route, the home is close to Redhill town centre, which offers shops, cafes, and pubs. Local colleges and supported employment opportunities are also within easy reach, fostering community engagement and personal growth.

Lifestyle

At Fengates Road, people collaborate on creating activity calendars that include a variety of in-home and community-based activities, such as pottery, trampolining, cooking, baking, and attending local social groups.

Team members support the development of daily living skills like cooking, cleaning, and laundry while also encouraging participation in social games and exercises. The home is lively and vibrant, hosting events such as a Halloween party.

People supported often socialise together but can also retreat to quieter spaces if the environment becomes too busy or noisy for their preference.