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Support for younger adults with complex needs
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Agincare Enable supports people who may have a learning disability, autistic spectrum condition, and physical disability, particularly where this presents in a complex way.
Our integrated pathway of services includes day support, community outreach, respite and supported living.
As part of Agincare, a well-established support provider, we’re able to draw on experience built up across a range of services over more than 30 years.
Supporting you
What do you want to achieve in your life? What’s important to you, and what’s important for you?
We can support you with:
- Being an active participant in your support, not a passive recipient of care
- All aspects of self-care and daily living
- Gaining skills for independence
- Your communication skills
- Managing your own behaviours
- Building social networks
- Being part of your local community
- Having fun and enjoying yourself in a safe, supportive environment
- Being referred to specialist community services, such as speech and language therapy
- Helping you to monitor your health and wellbeing
What makes Agincare Enable different?
- We offer a menu of distinct yet complementary services – supported living, community outreach, day service and respite
- Our rigorous value-based recruitment process, combined with our robust specialist training and workforce development programme, means our team has the skills to support you to achieve positive outcomes
- All members of the Agincare Enable support team receive comprehensive training that covers the key areas and has a specific learning disability and autism focus. In addition, they receive specialist training including Positive Behavioural Support, plus training in the latest de-escalation and communication techniques
- We also train our team to use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) techniques, such as Makaton, Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) and Proloquo2Go
- Our specialist training is externally validated and is central to our commitment to develop person-centred best practice, supporting you to achieve what’s important for you
- We are proactive in the use of assistive technology
Supported living
We’ll support you to have greater choice and control over your life.
You’ll have the space, support and control you need to develop your skills, work towards your goals, and be as independent as you can.
Depending on your needs, likes and aspirations, we can support you with:
- Developing independent living skills
- Planning menus, shopping and cooking
- Personal care
- Building and maintaining your social networks
- Travel training
- Being part of your local community
- Budgeting skills
- Getting to appointments
- Managing your medication
- Joining in with leisure activities
- Accessing education, training and work experience opportunities
Communication is at the heart of our work. We use assistive technology to support people to develop their ability to communicate. For example, an innovative tool called Proloquo2Go on an iPad supports people to make choices around the care and support they receive and the activities they want to be involved in.
Agincare Enable locality manager, Leanne Stockwell:
What do I like most about my job? I take pride in seeing the difference that we’re making to the people we support – the improvement and the joy and happiness our service users get from their sense of achievement.
Your support team
Your specialist support worker(s) will spend time getting to know you. They’ll understand how you view your surroundings, what’s important to you and how you engage with the world.
Our ongoing training programme ensures our staff can deliver the best-quality care and support:
- Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)
- De-escalation techniques, including PROACT-SCIPr-UK
- Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) techniques
- Understanding learning disabilities, autism, epilepsy
- Medication management
- Safe moving and handling
- Anti-discriminatory practice
- Safeguarding vulnerable people
We also encourage our support workers to gain their Level 2 and 3 Diplomas.
Our support for people with a learning disability and autism
Our Napier Day Service in Rochester has a positive track record of supporting people aged 16+ with a learning disability to learn new skills and be part of their community.
We offer an inclusive, safe and engaging environment and welcome people to the Day Service weekdays, evenings and weekends. Transport can be provided, subject to availability.
In addition to our Day Service, Napier Respite provides respite accommodation seven days a week, 365 days a year.
Information for commissioners
We have extensive experience supporting people with complex presentations. Our outcome-based services provide the best-quality support, as well as offering the best-value commissioning options for local authorities and clinical commissioning groups.
We are developing our services and working in partnership across the UK. Talk to us about your local commissioning priorities.
- Rated ‘Good’ by CQC, January 2020
- Positive track record of supporting complex individuals
- Experienced specialist support team
- Dedicated commercial team managing contracts and service specifications