As an organisation, we believe everyone has the right to live as a citizen with full rights in the community, irrespective of disabilities.
We will ensure that service users activities of daily living are ‘person-centered’ enabling them to live an independent life within the community based on their individual choices and aspirations.
The service provided should be able to respond immediately to service users needs and be ‘person-centered’ to enable them to have as much freedom and power over their own lives as other persons living in the
Newsletters
Date posted: 14th March 2012
Each of our homes now produces regular newsletters which gives you an insight of all the events that have taken place at the homes. The newsletters will share photos of trips, parties and holidays, introduce new members of staff, celebrate birthdays and much more.
We do have some available beds at present, if interested please fill in the online referral form and we will contact you as soon as possible.
Alternatively please contact the head office :
Tel on 0115 9826644
or David Ridley on 07886884250
"Relaxed and friendly atmosphere where nothing is too much trouble. Extremely happy with the service / support LB receives."
Julia Evans
Social worker LB Burlington Villa.
"We're very happy, now that DK is at Sutton house, primarily because we can see that he's very happy there and we're confident that he's being well looked after. He gets a lot more variety and stimulus at Sutton House. It's actually hard to imagine DK being neglected or
Our delivery of service is influenced by normalisation principles. We value people as individuals with equal rights and responsibilities who have the right to be consulted in all matters. We are committed to the empowering of individuals and to supporting Self-determination through the promotion of informed choice. Care is planned and delivered using a person centred approach.
We actively support and encourage full integration within the community and promote a culture of continuous development focusing on strengths rather than simply identifying needs. We
