Frequently Asked Questions

A Residential Children’s Home provides a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment for children and young people to live when they cannot live with their own families. We provide 24-hour care with a dedicated team of professionals who ensure every child feels safe, valued, and cared for.

A Residential Children’s Home provides a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment for children and young people to live when they cannot live with their own families. We provide 24-hour care with a dedicated team of professionals who ensure every child feels safe, valued, and cared for.

Referrals are typically made by local authorities. We work closely with social workers and placement teams to ensure that our homes are the right match for each child’s specific needs.

Every referral is carefully reviewed by our Registered Managers and Responsible Individual. We consider the needs of the child being referred alongside the needs of the children already living in the home to ensure compatibility and safety for everyone.

Children are supported by a dedicated team including a Registered Manager, Senior Residential Support Workers, and Residential Support Workers. Our staff are trained in therapeutic parenting and are passionate about providing the best possible care.

We provide personalised support, practical guidance, and a therapeutic environment. We focus on building life skills, emotional resilience, and educational attainment. Every child has a tailored care plan that is regularly reviewed to ensure they are achieving their goals.

We support young people through their transition to adulthood. This includes preparation for independence, helping with housing applications, and ensuring they have the necessary life skills to manage their own homes.

Yes, maintaining relationships with family and friends is very important. Visits are supported and encouraged where appropriate, as agreed in the child’s Care Plan and with their social worker.

Education is a priority. We support all our children to attend school or college. If a child is not currently in education, we work with the local authority to find a suitable placement and provide interim support.