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THE OAKS

Malvern

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The Oaks is a residential home for adults who have learning disabilities and complex needs, including behaviours that may challenge, autism and other associated issues. The main home has accommodation for up to 9 people.

There is also a separate ground floor apartment with its own facilities for two people. The ground floor apartment is suitable for those who prefer to live in a smaller setting while still benefitting from the intensive support required to meet their needs.

We believe that anyone living at The Oaks should have the same care and opportunities as they would in their own home. That’s why we recognise, respect and support individuality, encouraging people to take as much control of their lives and decision making as they can, while offering care, support and guidance.

Our specialist team are experts in person-centred assistance and our range of services and strategies can help individuals to manage complex behaviours effectively.

All staff working at the service undertake accredited Positive Behaviour Support training.

 

Individualised support

Support at The Oaks is precisely tailored to the needs and wishes of the individual. We try to achieve not only what is important for someone but also what is important to him or her. This holistic approach is very person-centred and promotes positive outcomes and development of skills for life and leisure.

We work with individuals, and those significant in their lives, to set - and achieve - short, medium, and long term goals. These change over time, so our support plans are regularly reviewed and updated as necessary.

 

"The Oaks is a very nice residential setting, one of the nicest ones I know."

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Our techniques include:

  • Structured and robust behavioural management
  • Positive behaviour support for complex behaviour
  • Intensive but not risk averse support plans
  • Encouragement of independence
  • Total communication to ensure everyone actively participates in planned care
  • Continuous assessment and review to ensure a responsive service

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Location and contacts

Autonomy Life Limited - The Oaks, 165 Worcester Road, Malvern, Worcestershire  WR14 1ET.
Tel: 01684 572079  email: enquiries@autonomygroup.net

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    Meet the Manager: Adina Iures

    Adina has been working at The Oaks for over 10 years. She started as a Support Worker, progressing to Team Leader and now she is the Registered Manager.

    Adina has achieved her Level 2 in Health and Social Care, Level 2 in Team Leading and QCF Level 5 in Health and Social Care. She also has a degree in Psychology achieved at the University in Bucharest.

    She enjoys working with people with challenging behaviour and finds her job really rewarding. She believes that when you work in care you need to have empathy for the people that you support, and they will reward you back with happiness and progression.

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