Supported Living in East Sussex

Supported Living Services
Brighton & Hove
Autism Spectrum Conditions, Severe Learning Disabilities

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About this home

This is a newly built supported living home for adults with severe learning disabilities and autism spectrum conditions. The experienced team support people through a person-centred planning approach tailored towards individual needs and focuses on positive outcomes. The support team work with people supported, family members and the clinical team for positive behaviour support in order to provide the best support.

This home’s profile number is 702.

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Who we support

Adults
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Severe Learning Disabilities

Facilities

En-Suite

What we offer

A newly built three-storey, six-bedroom property, each bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom. It has multiple communal areas for people to socialise, including a lounge, dining room and kitchen.

The home is in an ideal location close to Brighton. There are multiple community facilities close by, including shops, restaurants, Brighton Pier, the i360 and beaches. Holmbush shopping centre is close by, and there are great transport links, including train stations and bus links, so people can easily access surrounding areas if they wish to. The home is also near to local colleges, making it perfect for those transitioning to greater independence.

Lifestyle

People living here are supported to take part in a range of leisure activities both at home and within their wider community. Each person has an individualised activities plan, and the team explore and supports activities people may request to take part in. This could include sports, day centre activities, trips to the cinema, bowling, visiting the beach, arts and crafts, music crafts and any other activities people would like to do.

The team support people planning and enjoying day trips and/or holidays. Additionally, the support team aim to encourage each person to learn life skills such as meal preparation, self-care, budgeting and shopping for groceries.