ABI Week – Harvey Road Success Stories
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At Westhope Mews, we provide support for 8 adults with Learning Disabilities and Physical disabilities. The service offers a variety of supportive pathways, personalised to suit each person’s specific needs. We are focused on the strengths, interests and dreams of each person we support.
Westhope Mews provides a transitional support model for people, this specialist model offers people a carefully planned and risk managed independent pathway. This model has proved successful in providing rehabilitation and support to transition from residential services towards independence or community supported living services.
Our Approach
Westhope focuses on person-centred planning for the people we support to ensure they receive the appropriate support. We provide an atmosphere that will improve the quality of their lives and helping them to fulfill their potential. Person-centred planning is regularly monitored to include any changes that can enhance their health and enjoyment. A dedicated Activities Co-ordinator will design a programme of activities to suit each individual according to their own wishes and as described in their person-centred plan.
Person Centred Planning
Westhope Mews focuses on person-centred planning to ensure individuals receive the appropriate level of support.
There are many benefits to using a person-centred planning, including:
• To identify short or long term goals, helping each individual achieve these goals
• To plan activities and build on skills
• Make the right life choices and seek new opportunities
Accommodation
Westhope Mews has 8 large bedrooms all with en-suite wet rooms. The main bathroom offers a high/low spa bath and is available for the everyone supported at Westhope Mews to use when they wish. There are also communal areas including kitchen, dining room, lounge, activity room and also an additional training kitchen to enable service users to practice the essential everyday skills of preparing meals. The service is based in the heart of the community, where it is excellent for introducing independence to the people we support. Westhope Mews has many positive links in the community including health services, local hairdressers and opportunities for the people we support to do what they love.
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