ORGANISATION STRUCTURE CARING FOR CHILDREN PROVISION The home is registered for 5 young people both boys and girls up to the age of 18, with challenging behaviour and learning difficulties. This does not mean that they have to move and may stay until a suitable independent or adult provisions is found. At present the home has five residents all boys, with challenging behaviour, autism and special educational needs. Each young person undertakes an individual assessment so we may provide a tailored behaviour and education programme throughout the waking day, to ensure optimum growth and positive outcomes. FACILITIES The home offers comprehensive facilities and a service of care geared to promoting each person's comfort, safety and well-being. Our services are intended to achieve the following objectives: A well trained team of up to 15 carer’s as appropriate to the needs of the young people resident generally 2.3 or 1.1 supervision; unless their individual risk assessment deems otherwise. A Registered Manager oversees day-to-day care supported by house supervisor or seniors. Together they ensure staff are supported and each young person is provided with the care and support they need to grow. Carer’s, work a 3 week rolling rota, each shift is 24 ½ hr, which includes a sleep in. There is a Registered Manager or House senior and Education Manager (in term time) working on site from Monday -Friday to provide support to the care and education staff teams. Along with other house managers and seniors an on call service is provided for emergencies and support, outside of these hours. Tailoring our services to meet the needs of each young person within our care. Encouraging each person to comment on the services provided and to make suggestions for improvements, by regular house meetings and key worker sessions. Listening and responding to each young person's wishes where and when appropriate. Maximising the resources available to ensure Service Users receive value for money.
ORGANISATION STRUCTURE CARING FOR CHILDREN PROVISION The home is registered for 5 young people both boys and girls up to the age of 18, with challenging behaviour and learning difficulties. This does not mean that they have to move and may stay until a suitable independent or adult provisions is found. At present the home has five residents all boys, with challenging behaviour, autism and special educational needs. Each young person undertakes an individual assessment so we may provide a tailored behaviour and education programme throughout the waking day, to ensure optimum growth and positive outcomes. FACILITIES The home offers comprehensive facilities and a service of care geared to promoting each person's comfort, safety and well-being. Our services are intended to achieve the following objectives: A well trained team of up to 15 carer’s as appropriate to the needs of the young people resident generally 2.3 or 1.1 supervision; unless their individual risk assessment deems otherwise. A Registered Manager oversees day-to-day care supported by house supervisor or seniors. Together they ensure staff are supported and each young person is provided with the care and support they need to grow. Carer’s, work a 3 week rolling rota, each shift is 24 ½ hr, which includes a sleep in. There is a Registered Manager or House senior and Education Manager (in term time) working on site from Monday -Friday to provide support to the care and education staff teams. Along with other house managers and seniors an on call service is provided for emergencies and support, outside of these hours. Tailoring our services to meet the needs of each young person within our care. Encouraging each person to comment on the services provided and to make suggestions for improvements, by regular house meetings and key worker sessions. Listening and responding to each young person's wishes where and when appropriate. Maximising the resources available to ensure Service Users receive value for money.
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