Supported Living in Cheshire

Supported Living Services
Cheshire
Autism Spectrum Conditions, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health

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About this home

A Supported Living home in Cheshire for adults with learning difficulties, mental health needs, Asperger’s and/or autism spectrum conditions, this home suits people who prefer living in their own space with a bespoke care package developed to suit their needs.

The experienced and skilled support team aim to provide outcome-focused support for individuals, assisting them in the development of life skills and greater independence. People are supported with integrating in to their wider community, with the support team working closely with family members regarding ongoing care, emotional support and activities.

This home’s profile number is 713.

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Who we support

Adults
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Learning Disabilities
Mental Health

Facilities

En-Suite
Garden/Outside Space
Summerhouse/Conservatory

What we offer

This home is an attractive and spacious semi-detached property with one en-suite room on the first floor and two further bedrooms that share facilities.

There is a large modern kitchen and diner with a separate lounge for socialising and a large outside area, including seating and a patio for people to enjoy.

This home is situated near excellent transport links to the Cheshire East local area, as well as being close to the town centre shops and NHS services.

Lifestyle

This is generally a calm home with moments of busyness. People living here enjoy both individual and group activities but enjoy sharing meal times together.

People are supported to participate in a range of activities such as swimming, going to the gym, shopping, cinema trips and bowling. Additionally, people are supported with planning and getting out on day trips to theme parks and various holidays.

People are supported to develop new life skills and become more independent.