Blake House - Supported Living
Introduction
Blake House is a supported living, training and development unit for men with mild to moderate learning disabilities, who may have needs concerning their mental health, such as autistic traits. Additionally, clients may have other health issues relating to epilepsy, diabetes, etc.; or general behaviours that challenge the community.
Accommodation and Facilities
Blake House is a five-bedded accommodation with a spacious living room and kitchen / dining room. There is access to a paved garden with border and, from the kitchen, additional access to the garden via patio doors. On the ground floor there is a room suitable for an individual with mobility difficulties. Blake House is located in a quiet residential area just off Streatham High Street in South London, with easy access to town centre shops, local transport and leisure facilities.
Clients can expect:
- Pre-admission assessment to identify care needs.
- Individual care programmes tailored to each client’s requirements with progressive goal setting and regular reviews to respond to changing needs.
- Support with daily living activities, money management, travel skills, etc.
- 24-hour support.
- Strong links with sponsors and carers.
- Specialised staff in autism, learning disability, epilepsy and managing challenging behaviour.
- Access to health care services such as Psychiatrists, Speech Therapists, GPs, Physiotherapists, Occupational therapists and nurses, as required.
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