Therapeutic relationships in ordinary homes
Model of Care
Our model is rooted in the belief that therapeutic relationships, domestic environments, meaningful activity and community integration are essential to recovery and wellbeing.
We support adults with complex mental health needs, including schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, personality disorders and acquired brain injuries where these sit alongside mental health needs. Suitability is considered individually.
We see each person as an individual, with their own strengths, interests and goals. Our focus is a fulfilling life, with choice, independence, relationships and the support each person needs.
We are proud of the Community's Christian beginnings and heritage, and our founding values of dignity, equality, shared life and care for each person continue to guide our work. Faith is a personal matter, rather than a feature of the daily life of our homes. People of all faiths and none are equally welcome to live and work here, with each resident free to follow their own beliefs and supported in the choices they make.
The Community is not a hospital or clinical facility. We support people in daily living, accessing healthcare and managing prescribed medication safely, while medical care is provided through GPs, NHS services and appropriate statutory pathways.
We are particularly experienced in supporting people who need a high level of consistency, whose previous care arrangements have not worked out, or who have spent a long time in hospital and need time, relationships and a stable home to rebuild their lives.
Contact
Talk to us about referrals, visits or working here.
For a general enquiry, email or call the office and we will make sure it reaches the right person. Please use the secure referral route for sensitive information.