How we work
We deliver registered care to the people we support so our homes are monitored, regulated, and inspected by the CQC.
All our staff take time to get to know a person, talk about what they want, and then together develop a plan that keeps them at the centre of all we do. Our focus is on their strengths and goals, advocating when needed, ensuring their voices are heard, keeping their wishes to live the life they want as everyone’s focus.
Depending upon where you live, our work together may focus on:
- Support with medications and health appointments
- Maintaining your licence and being a good neighbour
- Substance reduction and maintaining good physical health
- Safety advice
- Building and maintaining relationships
- Independent living skills
- Linking with social groups and activities
- Helping you build resilience
Central to our approach is the desire to help people live a good life, whatever that means to each individual.
Our goals
At all our residences aim to make a positive place to clal home. We aim to create a safe environment where people can thrive.
Our objectives are:
- To promote independence and personal development for each individual
- To develop relationships within the community and to encourage tenants to take a fulfilling role in society
- To support people in their personal aspirations and encourage new experiences and achievements
- To support people to have control of their lives and to enable them to make informed choices
- To provide the support to enable people to be as independent as possible in all areas of their lives
- To ensure personal care is carried out with dignity and respect and is individually tailored to meet the needs of the individual
- To promote the concept of ordinary life principles and to ensure that all people are encouraged to contribute to their own wishes, and these are acted upon
- To ensure the rights of people are upheld and to ensure no one suffers any forms of discrimination
Mental Health and Wellbeing support
To access the support and care within the registered care homes, you can be referred by your social worker or community mental health nurse. Placements for care and accommodation are funded by Health and/or Social Care, so you will need to be supported by secondary care services to access the registered care homes.
About Byways
- Provides home life accommodation for adults with a learning disability
- Promotes skills and personal development
- Enables people to make real choices about how and where they want to live
- Is a purpose built two-storey building consisting of 12 self-contained flats with communal areas
- Has a coded entry system to the building and to in- dividual flats with keyless entry available for service users. Each flat has a small LCD screen intercom to enable people to view their visitors for security and buzz them in
Offers self-contained one bedroom flats with lounge, hallway, kitchen, and bathroom - Has ground floor communal areas including a large communal lounge, kitchen, disabled toilet, and sep- arate assisted bathroom. There is also a first floor communal room and store room
- Has a large private car park
Social Activities/Hobbies/Leisure Interests
- Each person has their own activity programme
- Staff support people on a 1:1 basis to use local community facilities and pursue leisure and social activities in the evenings
- People are supported to attend Religious Services of their choice
- There are no restrictions on what people can do, and potential risks are identified and monitored with a formal risk assessment
It’s a good experience to live with staff helping me with stuff and you get to be more independent.
Byways is an extraordinary place run by extraordinary people. All staff go above and beyond to make it a safe and happy home for all residents.
Contact
Telephone: 01256 701928
Email: Diane.Trevett@theyoutrust.org.uk
About Buller Court
- Provides supported living accommodation for adults with a learning disability
- Promotes skills and personal development
- Is a purpose built three-storey building consisting of 10 self-contained bedsits
- Has a secure entry system with intercom for all bedsits and communal area. Entry is joined to the main building using key fobs. Each bedsit has its own secure front door
- Offers self-contained bedsits with a spacious living area, separate kitchen, and bathroom
- Provides a sleep in. Tenants all receive their own personal individual hours, as agreed by Hampshire County Council
- Has a large private car park at the back of the building
Social Activities/Hobbies/Leisure Interests
- Each person has their own activity programme
- Staff support people on a 1:1 basis to use local community facilities and pursue leisure and social activities in the evenings
- People are supported to attend Religious Services of their choice
- There are no restrictions on what people can do, the sky’s the limit! Clients have support to holidays, volunteering, cinema, theatre, bowling, garden centres, whatever you would like to do. Any potential risks are identified, assessed, and monitored with a formal risk assessment
I really like my flat, and that I am becoming more independent
I really like all the staff
Download the Buller Court leaflet
Contact
Telephone: 01252 515511, 07795 828496
Email: Natasha.Greenwood@theyoutrust.org.uk
About Reading Road
- Provide support to 6 people living in shared accommodation with a learning disability
- Promote life skills and personal development
- Enable you to make real choices about how and where you want to live
- Offer flexible support at a time that suits and meets your needs
- Support with budgeting, finances, and benefits to maximise your money
- Support you to manage your tenancy and rent with your landlord
- Enable you to find meaningful activities throughout the day including employment, Launchpad, and volunteering
- Enable you to maintain your property with cleaning, shopping, and cooking support
- Support with personal care and managing medication if you need it
- Support you to maintain your independence
Social Activities/Hobbies/Leisure Interests
Each person has their own activity programme
Staff support people on a 1:1 basis to use local community facilities and pursue leisure and social activities in the evenings
People are supported to attend Religious Services of their choice
There are no restrictions on what people can do, the sky’s the limit! Clients have support to holidays, volunteering, cinema, theatre, bowling, garden centres, whatever you would like to do. Any potential risks are identified, assessed, and monitored with a formal risk assessment
The staff support me well and understand me
All the carers are kind, thoughtful, supportive of my sister’s needs (and all other residents) and remain positive and upbeat, which is a real credit to them
Contact
Telephone: 01252 373521, 07795 828496
Email: Natasha.Greenwood@theyoutrust.org.uk
