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Care and support provided by Staffordshire County Council

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We understand how important it is for people to participate in meaningful activities which they enjoy. We offer a wealth of inclusive person-centred opportunities supporting adults with a profound learning disability to live a valued life.

Our specialist day opportunities offer a diverse range of options to support adults with learning disabilities.

Building-based day opportunities

Offering meaningful use of time activities and sensory experiences. These are conveniently located in the following locations:

Community Outreach

Offering 1-to-1 support for people in their local communities where activities are based on a person’s ability and interests.

Virtual support sessions

These are sensory and/or music sessions enabled through video calling technology.

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Independence at home serviceIndependence at Home logo

Independence At Home prevents hospital admissions and supports people to age in place and stay at home for as long as possible. We provide short-term homecare and reablement support to adults in Staffordshire, with a focus on maximising independence and wellbeing.

Our reablement service can be for up to six weeks and is designed to get you back on your feet and help you maintain your independence at home. We work with occupational therapy teams to identify aids and equipment that can help you.

Our homecare service is short-term care to ensure your needs are met as per your care and support plan. During this time, we will look for reablement opportunities to maximise independence and reduce dependence on formal care provision.

Referral into the Independence at Home service is via the Home First and relevant social work teams.

The service is provided by Staffordshire County Council and is regulated by the Care Quality Commission.

The Independence at Home service is based at:

Castle House
Barracks Road
Newcastle-Under-Lyme
ST5 1BL

Email: independence@staffordshire.gov.uk

Phone: 03303 115 137

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At Staffordshire County Council, we know how important a home is.

Greenfield House

Greenfield House is a residential home for 10 adults with a learning disability located in the picturesque market town of Leek, commonly known as queen of the Moorlands.

CQC inspected and rated - Requires improvement

CQC regulated solid purple 200 x 100

Hawthorn House

Hawthorn House is a 24-bed residential home for adults with a learning disability. The home is purpose built for care, surrounded by large gardens making it the perfect setting for our residents to live. We provide a compassionate staff team to support residents 24 hours a day. Hawthorn House is set in an ideal location in a quiet residential area, close to local amenities and within walking distance to the beautiful cathedral city of Lichfield.

CQC inspected and rated - Good

CQC inspected and rated good RGB

Horninglow Bungalows

Horninglow Bungalows offers high quality care in a supported living environment for up to 16 adults with a Learning Disability and/ or Autism. We specialise in supporting adults who may also have a range of complex physical needs, health needs or behaviours that challenge. We support people with a learning disability to live how they choose, with the ‘helping hands’ of staff available when needed, to support with things like personal care, managing domestic tasks, and being part of your community.

CQC inspected and rated - Good

CQC inspected and rated good

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We appreciate the incredible dedication of carers and acknowledge the challenges and responsibilities that may come with supporting someone with a learning disability or autism. We understand the importance of carers having a chance to recharge their batteries, to allow them to carry on in their caring role. We also understand the benefit for the individual of having a break away from the home for a few days, as they can be supported to establish new friendships, join in both internal and external activities, and just have some fun when staying for respite.

Douglas Road

Douglas Road offers an 8-bed service for the purpose of planned short breaks for a range of people from the age of 18 upward with a presenting need of learning disability and other associated needs.

CQC inspected and rated - Good

CQC inspected and rated good

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Staffordshire County Council are a provider of regulated and non-regulated social care services for adults with complex care and support needs, including adults with a learning disability and autism. We specialise in supporting adults with complex needs, profound and multiple learning disabilities, and behaviours that challenge. Our mission is to provide opportunities and choice so that individuals can thrive, and our vision is to be leaders in creating a future where people with complex needs can thrive.

We are a CQC regulated provider with services including residential care homes, bed-based respite, supported living and home care. In addition, we offer centre-based and community-based support to provide the people we support with opportunities for meaningful activities so they can live their best life.

What services are available?

How to access our services

To access our services, referrals must come from social workers and meet the criteria for our specialist service offer. Contact Staffordshire Cares to discuss your social care needs.

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