Supported Living in Hoylake

Supported Living Services
Merseyside
Autism Spectrum Conditions, Emotional Needs, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health, Moderate Learning Disabilities

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About this home

The beautiful home in the Wirral supports adults with mental health needs, learning disabilities and autism spectrum conditions, who would benefit from living in their own space with a bespoke care package to suit their needs, plus background support for more independent people in the shared part of the property.

The experienced and well-trained team provide people with the appropriate support to meet their specific needs. This support is outcome-focused and encourages the development of life skills. The team also support people to integrate with their wider community and liaises with family members regarding ongoing care and activities.

This home’s profile number is 587.

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Who we support

Adults
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Emotional Needs
Learning Disabilities
Mental Health
Moderate Learning Disabilities

Facilities

En-Suite
Garden/Outside Space
Wet Rooms

What we offer

A newly developed property, this home has three self-contained flats, one fully en-suite bedroom and two further bedrooms with en-suite WC and a shared bathroom. There are multiple communal facilities for people to socialise, including a lounge and kitchen/dining room.

Located in Rock Ferry, Wirral, there’s great access to all surrounding towns, including Chester and Liverpool and being close to the water’s edge, coastal walks and local shops are easily accessible with good public transport links.

Rock Ferry is situated on the eastern side of the Wirral Peninsula, at the western side of the River Mersey. Rock Ferry railway station is on the Wirral Line of the local rail network, with regular underground services and a short journey to Chester and Ellesmere Port.

Lifestyle

People are supported to lead active lives and can take part in a wide range of activities both in the home and in their wider community. Some examples of leisure activities include cooking, swimming, hockey, football, ice hockey and bowling.

People are also supported with developing greater independence through the learning of life skills like meal preparation, budgeting, self-care and grocery shopping.

People enjoy gardening and growing their own crops, such as tomatoes and cucumbers, which they then use in their weekly cooking sessions.

Independence and confidence can be developed through individuals being supported to identify and maintain education, paid work and/or volunteering, which is greatly encouraged at the home.