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Ensuring Holistic Support
Brand New Day Healthcare is a privately run children’s home that caters for children and young people with autism and learning disabilities ranging in age from 12 to 18 years old.
Our services is are designed to achieve wellbeing, fulfilment and positive outcomes for young people accommodated in our home.
The service’s proactive approach to care is based on young people’s assessed needs and aims to promote personal growth and life-enhancing experiences, irrespective of young people’s gender, race, ethnic origin, disability, age, nationality, sexuality, religion or belief
Our Vision
Our vision is focused on the experience of young people. The home articulates high ambitions for what young people could achieve in their lives, building young people’s aspirations.
We work with a wide variety of complex needs, such as:
- Autistic Spectrum conditions
- Moderate or severe learning difficulty
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
- Global developmental delays
- Oppositional defiant disorders
- Specific language/communication difficulty
- Asperger’s syndrome
- Social and emotional difficulties
Our aims
The home aims to achieve good health and emotional wellbeing for children and young people accommodated at the home. The home has a Health Care plan in place 4 which is regularly reviewed. The home ensures that young people have access to all the necessary services they need to respond to their needs and medicines are administered in line with agreed protocols. Developing young people’s self-view and emotional resilience is central to the care the home provides.
The home supports young people to attend school and achieve at school. The home has in place an “Outcome-based Life skills program” where our in-house occupational therapist sets monthly targets for young people to develop independent life skills and self-help skills.
Young people will be supported in a wide range of areas including self-care, daily living, vocational, leisure, communication, choice-making and managing their own behaviour.
We aim to provide containment for challenging behaviour when it occurs by reinforcing the positive behaviour and building trustful relationships with staff. Children and young people are actively and positively involved in activities in the community.