Welcome to
Assisted Living Care
We provide high-quality specialist care and personalised support packages for individuals with Learning Disabilities, Mental Health conditions and/or Autism. Our services are tailored to meet each individuals’ needs and aspirations, to promote greater independence and a more fulfilling life.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
Community-Based Support
The aim of our Community-based support service is to prevent relapse, lower and safely manage behaviour amongst people with a learning disability and/or autism that may put themselves or members of the public at risk, which would otherwise lead to contact with the criminal justice system or admission to a secure hospital.
To achieve
Our Goals and Aims
we offer the following support and services for our service users:
- Outreach support to facilitate safe, well-managed and timely transition into the community from secure settings
- Consultation and liaison with multi agencies, statutory services and/or other services
- Forensic risk assessment and formulation, risk management and liaison
- Support in sourcing accommodation under long term assured tenancies
- Support in employment, education and access to meaningful activities
- Delivery of offence specific treatments/interventions, addressing of physical violence, sexual violence, fire-setting etc.
- Support appropriate admissions to secure hospital and continue to be actively involved with the patient journey with a focus on rehabilitation and recovery and a return to the community
WHO WE SUPPORT
Person-Centred Support
At Assisted Living Care, we support individuals with Learning Disabilities, Mental Health conditions and/or Autism who have come in contact with the criminal justice system or may be at risk of such contact. These individuals often ‘slip between the cracks’ in existing services; they are frequently excluded from mainstream mental health or forensic services due to their learning disability and/or autism and from learning disability services due to being deemed too able or ‘too high risk.’
We provide a wide range of high-quality person-centred care and support services that have evolved to meet the needs of individuals with autism, their families, caregivers, and autism professionals.
We assist individuals with learning disabilities who have a variety of requirements. Because there is such a wide range of learning disabilities, the help we provide differs from person to person.
A large percentage of autistic people and people with learning disabilities experience poor mental health. Our mental health service is designed to allow the users to lead a normal life in the community and to experience fulfilment as an individual.
SAFETY, QUALITY & REGULATION
High-Quality Care
At Assisted Living Care, we are devoted to providing the highest possible standards of care and support to the people we help, which are administrated by our highly driven and experienced team of support staff.
Safety is our top priority; we ensure that all of our staff and colleagues understand what is required of them to make our services run smoothly and effectively. Our staff must follow the policies we have put in place to ensure that they are working consistently and in accordance with legislation and best practises.
Quality is at the core of our assisted living service, our directors, managers and support team strive to ensure that continuous improvements are made and quality is attained in order to maintain a safe and supportive environment that enable persons with dignity, respect, and independence at all times.
CONTACT US
GET IN TOUCH
If you have any questions or queries, a member of our team will always be happy to help. Feel free to contact us by telephone or email and we will be sure to get back to you as soon as possible.
Head Office
- Assisted Living Care Group Innovation Centre Green Street Northampton NN1 1SY
- 01604 550071
- info@alcg.co.uk
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