Waverley House
Waverley House
In achieving our mission, we aim to work within the boundaries of Children
Act 1989 and Children Act 2004, Care Standards 2000, Children’s Homes
(England) Regulations 2015, and the Quality Standards 2015 and also to work
closely with OFSTED to ensure that standards are maintained.
Waverley House is a registered children’s home accommodating five children
or young people of either gender from ages 7 to 18 years who are diagnosed
as having mild, moderate, and severe learning difficulties with other
associated complex needs.
These may include some mobility issues arising
from sensory deprivation, communication needs, autistic spectrum disorder,
cerebral palsy and associated heath needs i.e., epilepsy and those who may
have additional support from the local Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Services (CAMHS).
In recognition of the pressures of transition, the organisation may
continue to accommodate young people after their 18th birthday until their
21st birthday, where multi-disciplinary judgment supports such a decision
and where it is in the best interest of the individual.
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Waverley House provide young people with the opportunity to experience a
wider social network to meet new people and experience different activities
outside of their normal environment and family setting. Helping them to
develop social and life skills, and enjoy independence from their families,
which will empower them to make choices, enhance confidence and promote
independent living skills.
In achieving our mission, we aim to work within the boundaries of Children
Act 1989 and Children Act 2004, Care Standards 2000, Children’s Homes
(England) Regulations 2015, and the Quality Standards 2015 and also to work
closely with OFSTED to ensure that standards are maintained.
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Have a sneak peek of what our residence looks like.
