Pathway House

At Pathway House we support people with Mental Health needs who may also have a dual diagnosis of Autism or a mild Learning Disability. People we support are supported to understand their diagnosis and develop coping strategies to manage their anxieties, which reduce the frequency and severity of challenging behaviours.

We understand that everyone is an individual and their needs may vary, but whatever the persons situation or however complex their needs are we will encourage, support and motivate them to achieve their optimum level of independence.

Our Support

We encourage and motivate each person to feel good about themselves. We support people to gain confidence and do the things that are important to them and ultimately to lead happy and fulfilled lives. At Pathway House we put a strong emphasis on community integration and supporting people to progress onto supported living.

Our Approach

Specialist training enables our staff team to gain a clear understanding of everyone we support. This includes the ability to support people to improve their living and social awareness skills which are further developed through accessing the community. Our approach offers people access to college, travel training and leisure activities.

Accommodation

Pathway House is a 12 bedroomed service that has been split into two sections with 6 bedrooms. There is lots of communal space to encourage socialising and interaction, 2 open access kitchens and a laundry room that allows people we support to gain confidence and build on their life skills. The service also has a conservatory and spacious gardens.

Pathway House is situated in a rural location in the small village of Wyboston in Bedfordshire. The nearest town is St Neots which is a 10 minute drive away. St Neots has plenty of leisure and recreational amenities for the people we support to access.

Recovery Star Model

We use the Recovery Star Model, an outcomes-based measurement tool recognised by the Department of Health. By using the Recovery Star, we are able to support a person’s recovery by measuring progress in areas including managing their Mental Health, enhancing living skills, building and maintaining social networks and building self-esteem to maximise independence.