Woodbridge House, Residential Home, Medway

Residential
Kent
Autism Spectrum Conditions, Complex Health Needs, Epilepsy, Moderate Learning Disabilities, Restricted Mobility, Severe Learning Disabilities

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About this home

Woodbridge House is a Residential Home in Gillingham that supports adults with learning disabilities, cerebral palsy, myotonic dystrophy and varying degrees of cognitive, physical, behavioural and emotional difficulties.

Our aim is to support people to achieve their goals, participate in meaningful activities and become more self-sufficient, building on their skills. The team support people with attending College courses and developing life skills.

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Who we support

Adults
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Complex Health Needs
Epilepsy
Moderate Learning Disabilities
Restricted Mobility
Severe Learning Disabilities

Facilities

Accessibility - Wheelchair/Lift/Stair Lift
En-Suite
Games Room
Garden/Outside Space
Wet Rooms

What we offer

The home is a large detached house in the centre of Gillingham with good access links to the Medway towns and surrounding areas. Each of the ten bedrooms has an en-suite bath, shower or wet room and the house has four shared communal reception rooms.

The ground floor has three en-suite bedrooms plus a communal bathroom with a very large bath and overhead tracking for people with mobility issues. There’s a wheelchair-accessible lift, although this cannot take certain modified wheelchairs. On the first floor, there is an additional lounge/sensory room and seven en-suite bedrooms.

The garden includes a sensory area with seating, raised sensory planting and subtle ramping to allow easy access for people needing mobility support.

The home is a couple of minutes away from a parade of shops, including a supermarket, hairdresser, café, pub, fast food outlet and a chemist.

Lifestyle

The people living at the home are active in the community. They attend courses at the local college and regularly go swimming and trampolining. One of their favourite sessions at the local pool is hydrotherapy.

At home, people enjoy the weekly physiotherapy, reflexology and music sessions.

One person we supported worked very hard with his key worker and secured a job locally as a volunteer.