Learning Disability
Personal care
Personal care, hygiene support, mood monitoring
Bathing, dressing and grooming assistance
Medication reminders
Safety and fall prevention
Status reporting to family
Toileting and incontinence care
Lifestyle support
Light housekeeping
Supported meal preparation and nutrition
Laundry and change of bed linens
Grocery shopping and errands
Transportation to social & recreational activities
Assistance with light exercise
Coordination with local colleges, training providers and employers
Supported education and sheltered employment options
Individual job-search support, CV building, interview practice
Education, Employment & Vocational Pathways
Social Inclusion & Community Engagement
Facilitated access to clubs, groups, volunteering, and local services
Supported involvement in cultural, religious, and recreational activities
Regular community outings to reduce isolation and build independence
We are here to help when you need us
If you would like to either refer a client for learning disability housing and support, or book a visit to discuss suitable options, pleae contact us at: Phone 03337 729464 | 07748 124316 or email manager@prosperityhousinggroup.co.uk.
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Happy Clients Say
Sarah
Sarah joined our service at 21 years old with a diagnosis of Autism and OCD. She had lived with her parent’s her whole life and moved into our 3-bedroom bungalow unable to complete most of the daily living tasks or access the community independently. Our service provided person-centered support to assist and guide Sarah to develop her independence and confidence. At 22, Sarah now manages her own finances, administers and manages her own medication and is able to travel using public transport independently to visit her friends and take part in activities in the community. Sarah is able to socialize with other service users to take part in activities without getting anxious and is able to understand and follow her safety plan when she is in the community independently.
Sarah is now able to enjoy her life as an independent and confident woman.
Daniel
Daniel moved into Paulas House in 2023 with a diagnosis of Schizophrenia and joined us after a stay in hospital due to his mental health declining. When he joined us, he needed support with daily living tasks, lacked motivation and confidence and required reminders to attend appointments to manage his mental health. Our staff worked with Daniel providing person-centered support to target areas that he needed help and guidance in and grow his confidence with other aspects of his life. After 3 years working closely with our staff, Daniel is now able to attend the gym consistently to improve his physical and mental health and attend college to complete a construction course to open up new job opportunities.
Daniel has now built up his independence to where he can manage his own cooking, cleaning and laundry and attend his appointments consistently and independently to support his mental health.
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