Sensory Rooms and Therapy Explained
Levick Court cares for people from 18 to the elderly with a wide range of disabilities and additional needs. The Home is divided into two units, one for people requiring residential care the other for people requiring respite care. As well as a state of the art Rompa sensory room Levick Court has communal lounges and dining areas.
The Kingswood Children's Centre provide a range of services and activities delivered by qualified and experienced workers. Their setting provides a safe and stimulating environment where children can experience a range of activities, which encourage play and exploration.
Advent House is a two storey building, purpose built, to provide 24 hour accommodation and nursing care for up to eight people with learning disabilities. The property is accessible for people with learning disabilities who may also need to use a wheelchair. There are four bedrooms on each floor, with a lift for wheelchair access to the upstairs rooms. The service is located in a residential area with open view to fields.
"The feedback we have received is of admiration for the room and its equipment, not solely from the people who use it but from the support workers, families of service users, commissioners, people who come to do training at the service and the people who regulate us, the C.Q.C."
Francis House has been bringing a ray of sunshine into the lives of countless sick children over the last two decades. The hospice provides end of life care and respite for children and young people with life threatening conditions. As well as a state of the art Rompa sensory room, Francis House has a Jacuzzi, soft play room, family lounge, music and aromatherapy rooms, kitchen, dining area, gardens and outside play area.
