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Describing the service

Service name (the naming convention is always Shaftesbury first)*
For example, 'Shaftesbury Holton Lee'
Service description – summary of service offer here*
CQC rating*
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- Outstanding
- Good
- Requires improvement
- Inadequate
Please tick if this type of care is provided by the service*
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- Community support
- Complex needs
- Elderly support
- End of life
- Nursing
- Reablement
- Reflexology
- Rehabilitation
- Residential care
- Respite
- Personal care
- Supported living
- Therapies
Conditions / needs supported*
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- Acquired brain injury or stroke
- Autism
- Cerebral palsy
- Challenging behaviour
- Dementia
- Epilepsy
- Intellectual disability
- Multiple sclerosis
Physical environment – at the home

Details on the rooms avaialable
Type of room Dimensions square footage (if known) Quantity In total Number of current vacancies

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Assistive technology and support
- Hoists
- Portable hoists
- Overhead tracking
- Profiling beds
- Eyegaze technology
- Voice activated technology
- Security safes for personal items
Please tick if these facilities are available
Communal bathrooms
Adjustable baths
Lift
Automatic doors
Code entry access for out of hours
Accessible walk ways and garden space
Communal accessible kitchen
Communal lounge with TV, video and music system
Laundry room, 2 large washing machines and 1 large tumble dryer.
Wifi/telephones in rooms
Surrounding the home/local community

Tell us about what’s near the home in terms of relevant services, activities and shops
- Reliable local cab service and public transport networks
- Transport available at the service?
With a supportive network of services and community partners, residents enjoy multiple opportunities to pursue a wide range of interests and activities in the local area.
- Faith partnerships with local places of worship
- Wellbeing champion/activity coordinator
- Art and crafts activity
- Gardening and horticulture
- Sport and fitness
- Social clubs and activities
Anything we missed?

If the service offers any additional types of care, support, or facilities that were not covered above, please add them below
Staff information

Name of Registered Manager*
First Last
Name of Deputy Manager*
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Awards and credentials
Please list any awards or credentials from the staff.
Contact information

Address for the service*
Street Address Address Line 2 City County / State / Region Post code Country
Phone number for the service*
Email address for the service*
Fee information

What is the price range for this service that will be published?*
Testimonials

This information will be important in helping demonstrate the personal feel of the service and can be used to do supporting blog posts, articles, testimonials and PR pieces

Referrer testimonials
(local authorities, Commissioners, local health partners)
Customer testimonials
(people that use the service)
Family testimonials
(people who have family members that live at the service)
Staff testimonials
(what do staff love about the service)
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Our approach*
Our home is guided by Shaftesbury’s core values. We strive to be open, enabling, inclusive and courageous in all that we do. Co-production is woven throughout our service provision. Co-produced care plans and service delivery are central to our approach. Person centred, flexible approach Together, with the people we support, Shaftesbury puts the person at the centre of their care planning. We help individuals work out what their care needs are, choose the support they want and have control over their life. We know that everyone’s needs and aspirations are different – that all sorts of things add up to living well. Community connections that grow health and wellbeing We work to create connections that help people thrive. Research shows that personal health and wellbeing does better when people enjoy supportive networks. We support the people that use our services to follow their interests, get involved with activities in their community and pursue the life they want to lead. Valuing people and working with strengths We help people by looking at what they have, rather than what they lack. This approach helps people make use of their existing skills, knowledge and relationships. Supporting spirituality Shaftesbury has a broad and inclusive Christian ethos. We support people of all faiths and none. We believe in the equality and unique value of every person, supporting them to discover and fulfil their potential. A culture of continuous improvement Shaftesbury strives to deliver services of the highest quality and constantly seek to improve through listening, reflection, learning and action.
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About Shaftesbury*
We are part of the Shaftesbury family of services. Shaftesbury is the disability charity that connects people with their communities. Through a wide range of disability care, education, training and community services, we promote personalised support, inclusion and wellbeing for all. Together, we work to see people take part, contribute and be valued. We put the elements in place that all add up to livable lives and communities. Shaftesbury is a proven and trusted provider of disability care and community projects throughout the UK. Mission We exist to enable the elements of a livable life and community to add up to flourishing wellbeing and great connections for every disabled person we support. Vision We are inspired by the vision of a barrier-free society where all disabled people can enjoy equality and full participation Our services Our 2000-strong, enabling team of staff and volunteers across the UK deliver: • Care homes and residential support centres. • A school and a further education college for disabled children. • A wellbeing discovery centre set in 200 acres of natural landscape. • Independent and supported living programmes for disabled people. • Rehabilitation centres for brain and spinal injury. • Church training in community engagement and disability awareness. • Spinal injury rehabilitation expertise in developing countries. • ‘Dementia Inclusive Church’ resourcing and coaching. • Wellbeing and happiness coaching through the Shaftesbury Happiness Course. • Social inclusion work through churches and community projects.
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Type of room	Dimensions square footage (if known)	Quantity In total	Number of current vacancies

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Describing the service

Physical environment – at the home

Surrounding the home/local community

Anything we missed?

Staff information

Contact information

Fee information

Testimonials

Our default organisational descriptions

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