Community Wellbeing Service – Information for Commissioners
Our Coventry and Warwickshire Community Wellbeing Service provides short-term outreach support for adults with a learning disability, autistic people and those with additional support needs who require enhanced support to prevent escalation, maintain community placements and improve wellbeing.
We work collaboratively with local authorities, Integrated Care Boards, Community Learning Disability Teams, Crisis Teams and other professionals to deliver responsive, person-centred support.
Our approach
Our Community Wellbeing Service provides:
Rapid, personalised outreach support
Strengths-based and person-centred interventions
Positive Behaviour Support
Multidisciplinary working
Flexible support tailored to assessed needs
Outcome-focused reviews throughout the support period
Trauma-informed approach
Support designed around individual goals, risks and desired outcomes
Who we support
The service is ideal for those who may benefit from additional community-based support to:
- Prevent placement breakdown
- Reduce risk during periods of increased need
- Maintain independence
- Develop coping strategies
- Improve emotional wellbeing
- Strengthen daily living skills
- Avoid unnecessary hospital admission where appropriate
- Transition back to community services
Our multidisciplinary team
Support may include input from:
- Support Workers
- Registered Nurses
- Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners
- Positive Behaviour Support Leads
- Service Managers
- Operations Managers
We work alongside existing professionals to ensure coordinated care and continuity of support.
See our team structure
Coventry and Warwickshire Team Structure
DownloadFlexible support
The support provided is always based on assessed need.
Interventions are typically short term, lasting from a few days up to four weeks, with regular reviews involving the individual, Commissioners and partner agencies.
Exit planning begins early, ensuring smooth transition back to community services and ongoing support where required.
Four-week support structure
The four-week support structure below provides an example of what support may look like. Specific timeframes and support options will vary depending on individual needs.
Week one – Rapid Assessment
Complete clinical screening to develop a co-produced Health & Wellbeing Care Plan and Staying Well Plan, to guide early intervention and support.
Week Two – Formulation
Gather important clinical data, analyse patterns, and develop a functional understanding of support to enhance current wellbeing and care planning.
Week Three – Coaching and guidance
Prioritise coaching and guidance around care plans, agreements on successful strategies, and finalise Nursing/Practitioner week four recommendations.
Week four and onwards – Follow-on Outcomes
Implement agreed strategies into practice, support handover where appropriate, and continue monitoring progress and relapse prevention.
Maintenance
Review long term support, strengthen skills and independence, update recommendations as needed, monitor wellbeing and continue regular reviews.
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