Harding House, Residential Home, Wandsworth

Residential
London - Wandsworth
Complex needs, Deafness, Hearing Impairments, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health, Physical Disabilities

Space Available

About this home

Harding House is a specialist residential home, without nursing, in Wandsworth, south-west London, that provides 24-hour support to 10 deaf adults. People we support have a range of diverse needs, which may be complex and may include learning and physical disabilities, mental ill-health and low emotional confidence.

The Harding House team is passionate about supporting people to develop the knowledge and skills they need to live as independently as possible. Health and wellbeing are central to a happy and fulfilling life, and we encourage people we support to focus on these areas. Everything the team does puts the person at the heart of their care and support. People we support are included in decision-making and how the home is run.

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Who we support

Adults
Complex needs
Deafness
Hearing Impairments
Learning Disabilities
Mental Health
Physical Disabilities

Facilities

Self Contained Flats

What we offer

Harding House offers a wide choice of accommodations, designed to suit people at different levels of their journey to independence, including:

three bedrooms, each with a washbasin and shared access to a walk-in shower room
two independent flats, each with a kitchen, bedroom/living area and bathroom
a shared flat for two people, with separate bedrooms, a shared bathroom and kitchen
a shared flat for three people with separate bedrooms, a shared kitchen/diner, lounge, bathroom and separate toilet.

All of our rooms and flats have access to a shared lounge, kitchen/diner and laundry room, plus a lovely shared garden. We also have a pet cat and some fish that people enjoy looking after.

Harding House is a short walk from Wandsworth High Street, with its many amenities. There are great bus services nearby, and Clapham Junction station is only a 15-minute walk away, with connections to central London and national rail services.

Lifestyle

The Harding House team is here to enable people we support to make the most of every day, enjoying healthy lifestyle choices, developing cookery or budgeting skills, social skills, or even finding a job or volunteering opportunities if that’s what they want.

The team takes a person-centred approach, which puts each person at the heart of their support. We communicate with each person in the way they prefer and support them to achieve their goals. We also work with people to enhance our support wherever possible.

People we support, along with people from another Achieve Together home nearby, help to run a Deaf Club, which new Harding House members are welcome to join. The club is open to deaf people from the local community and organises outings, workshops and fun activities for people to enjoy.