Supported Living in Guildford

Supported Living Services
Surrey
Emotional Needs, Mental Health, Moderate Learning Disabilities

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About this home

This supported living home in Guilford supports five adults with mental health needs, moderate learning disabilities and emotional needs who need help and support with daily living needs and tasks.

People are supported to develop individually tailored plans that promote increased choice, control over their lives and independence whilst focusing on recovery and relapse prevention. Every aspect of a person’s life is seen as a potential learning opportunity. People are assisted in positive risk-taking, so they actively increase their confidence and move towards their goals in small, achievable milestones.

This home’s profile number is 316.

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Who we support

Adults
Emotional Needs
Mental Health
Moderate Learning Disabilities

Facilities

En-Suite
Garden/Outside Space

What we offer

This is a five-bedroom home with a shared bathroom and one shower en-suite. The home has a cosy feel where communal space to socialise with others includes a kitchen, lounge/diner and a large garden where leisure activities and events take place.

The home is a five-minute bus journey or twenty-minute walk to Guildford town centre, which has a leisure centre, college, shops and a cinema. The area has good transport links with regular buses and a train station, 15 minutes walk away.

Lifestyle

Everybody is sociable within the home, and everyone enjoys each other’s company. The home could be described as an outgoing but quiet environment with moments of liveliness and busyness.

People living here make full use of the local leisure centre and also engage in voluntary and paid employment. The team organised a range of activities for people who live here, designed to support increased independence and build on skills.

People are supported to go on trips, especially to the local leisure centre, where they can participate in bowling and swimming. They are also supported to participate in other leisurely activities such as arts and crafts, cookery classes, cinema and shopping trips.

People here also go to college and take on paid and/or voluntary work in order to integrate into the community and increase their independence.