Eastbourne Road, Residential Home, Sussex

Residential
East Sussex
Autism Spectrum Conditions, Complex needs, Epilepsy, Learning Disabilities

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About this home

Eastbourne Road is a residential home supporting adults with learning disabilities, behavioural needs, autism spectrum conditions and/or epilepsy. This home provides 24-hour support in a very relaxed and homely setting, with team members available at night when required. There is individually tailored support focusing on developing independence skills and possible future pathways to supported living.

People are supported to engage in meaningful activities in order to enrich their lives and develop their skills. This includes leisure activities as well as engaging with the wider community and obtaining any work, volunteering and/or education placements. The team work closely with people supported, families and healthcare professionals in order to provide the best support possible.

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Who we support

Adults
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Complex needs
Epilepsy
Learning Disabilities

Facilities

Accessibility - Wheelchair/Lift/Stair Lift
En-Suite
Garden/Outside Space
Wet Rooms
Wifi for tenants

What we offer

Eastbourne Road is a large detached house with three bedrooms on the ground floor and a further six on the first floor, with some rooms featuring en-suites.

There’s a variety of shared spaces for socialising and learning new skills, including a lounge, dining room and kitchen area. People also enjoy the garden with its seating area and trampoline.

The home is in an ideal location, with Eastbourne only a short bus journey away. There are multiple community amenities available in Eastbourne, including shops, the cinema, restaurants and the seafront.

Lifestyle

Eastbourne Road aims to enhance people’s life skills through training and encouragement. The home promotes communication through the use of pictorial aids, audio communication systems and a speech therapist where required.

Support is structured so people have access to a range of activities, including football, cinema visits, exercise classes, music groups and swimming.

Employment and education opportunities are explored locally, with each person supported with one person winning a best achievement award for education.

Several people have participated in the 5k race for life, and some participated in a sponsored dance session, raising £200 for Mencap.