Beaufort House Residential Care Home Cleveland

Beaufort House provides care and support for younger adults, male and female between the ages of 18 and 65 years old, with a learning disability who may have associated mental health difficulties.

The home has two ground floor bedrooms and five upstairs bedrooms. There are a range of toilet and bathing facilities to meet the needs of the people who live here, are accessible and located near to service users bedrooms. There is a lounge and dining area and toilets near these communal areas.

ABOUT OUR SERVICE

We place an emphasis on maximising independence and supporting individuals to develop their social and interpersonal skills. Our service is based on O'Brien's five service accomplishments and the previous work completed by Wolfensburger. We are committed to providing a person-centred service in partnership with the individual. The working partnership involves four main principles of trust, positive regards, shared learning and eaquality.

Our aim at Beaufort House is to provide a stimulating environment with an emphasis on independent living, and we work with the individual to achieve full independence. The care and support received is tailored to their individual needs and these will be dictated in a manner of approach, attitude and degree of support offered by the staff team.

The company has an effective "life plan" tool that ensures the resident is fully included in all the decisions made in respect to their lives. The person centred plans that are compiled cater for the intellectual, emotional, spiritual and social provision that the service user requires. All staff are aware of the importance of attending to these needs in a way that maintains dignity, respect and freedom from boredom and prevents insecurity and isolation.  

ACTIVITIES

Daily activities are fundamentally based on basic life principles and geared towards encouraging greater independence. Service users are encopuraged as much as possible to contribute to the general cleaning, upkeep and other aspects of the running of the home. This offers a routine and structure of daily life and the opportunity to develop skills. The home also uses outside sources including colleges to promote independence and encourage interests in alternative activities.

We hope that this information is helpful and welcome any questions that you may have. If you would like to find out more about the support and services we offer, please do not hesitate to contact us.

FURTHER INFORMATION & REFERRALS

If you would like further information on our services or wish to discuss a referral, please do not hesitate to contact Ken Dagg (Area Manager) on 07894 461 951 or Head Office on 0151 651 1716.