We understand the importance of getting children/ young people into education and supporting them in their career aspirations. We work in close partnership with placing authorities and other external agencies to ensure that their educational and social development needs are met.
We believe that therapeutic parenting approaches are key in caring for children/young people who have experienced developmental trauma. The principles of Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity and Empathy (PACE) form the basis of the care we provide.
The health of our children/ young people is extremely important. Each child/ young person will be registered with their own GP, dentist, optician; and if needed another specialist at the earliest opportunity. We work with external bodies to identify and support specialised professional therapeutic intervention for each child/ young person.
The importance of providing leisure time and activities to the children/young people who live with us is at the forefront of our care. A wide variety of interests can be explored, individual or group activities and there are many key sessions created for children/young people to discuss what activities they would like to participate in.