The accommodation at the main house in Springwood require the occupant to share a kitchen and bathroom with other people. The move-on houses are located in Huddersfield. All the accommodation is to local facilities, such as corner shops, post offices and doctors' surgeries. There is easy access to bus routes and the city centre. All the houses are fully furnished but you are welcome to personalise your own room. Meals are not provided at any of the houses but all have fully equipped kitchens. Each house has laundry facilities and washing powder is provided to all clients on a monthly basis. Televisions are provided at main house in a communal area. Unfortunately, we do not provide a telephone service in any of our houses but there are payphones nearby. The telephone in the office at the main house is largely for staff use, but messages can be left for clients. You may use it free of charge for business calls e.g. doctor, solicitor, probation, DWP. There is a games room with a pool table. Staff are on site at the main house seven days per week between 8.30 and 6.00pm. Evening staff work form 5.45pm to 10.45 pm. Staff visit the move-on properties at least once a week. Move-on clients can contact the main house for support at any time. The staff team consists of a Project Manager, 3 Support Workers and 3 Night Wardens. Each client has a key worker, who will help them with settling in and anything else they need. At Spring Street we offer you the opportunity to discuss your support needs and aims for the future. We will write them down in a Support Plan and agree the tasks and timescales to work towards. Support plans are usually reviewed at least every three months, or at any time at your request. Any other person of your choice can be involved (for example a family member or other professional). It is important that you get involved in this process. What support does Spring Street offer? Support is tailored to individual needs. Staff and clients work this out together. We call this "needs assessment and support planning". At Spring Street Project we offer support in a number of ways, for example: Encouraging and supporting you to manage your own accommodation, get along with your neighbours and refrain from anti-social behaviour. Encouraging you to get involved in finding alternative, permanent accommodation by, for example, registering on a choice based letting service
The accommodation at the main house in Springwood require the occupant to share a kitchen and bathroom with other people. The move-on houses are located in Huddersfield. All the accommodation is to local facilities, such as corner shops, post offices and doctors' surgeries. There is easy access to bus routes and the city centre. All the houses are fully furnished but you are welcome to personalise your own room. Meals are not provided at any of the houses but all have fully equipped kitchens. Each house has laundry facilities and washing powder is provided to all clients on a monthly basis. Televisions are provided at main house in a communal area. Unfortunately, we do not provide a telephone service in any of our houses but there are payphones nearby. The telephone in the office at the main house is largely for staff use, but messages can be left for clients. You may use it free of charge for business calls e.g. doctor, solicitor, probation, DWP. There is a games room with a pool table. Staff are on site at the main house seven days per week between 8.30 and 6.00pm. Evening staff work form 5.45pm to 10.45 pm. Staff visit the move-on properties at least once a week. Move-on clients can contact the main house for support at any time. The staff team consists of a Project Manager, 3 Support Workers and 3 Night Wardens. Each client has a key worker, who will help them with settling in and anything else they need. At Spring Street we offer you the opportunity to discuss your support needs and aims for the future. We will write them down in a Support Plan and agree the tasks and timescales to work towards. Support plans are usually reviewed at least every three months, or at any time at your request. Any other person of your choice can be involved (for example a family member or other professional). It is important that you get involved in this process. What support does Spring Street offer? Support is tailored to individual needs. Staff and clients work this out together. We call this "needs assessment and support planning". At Spring Street Project we offer support in a number of ways, for example: Encouraging and supporting you to manage your own accommodation, get along with your neighbours and refrain from anti-social behaviour. Encouraging you to get involved in finding alternative, permanent accommodation by, for example, registering on a choice based letting service
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