Longmore Road
Whitley Wood, Reading, Berkshire, RG2 8QG, United Kingdom
Our Home
At Longmore Road we support up to seven adults with learning disabilities, autism, epilepsy and other complex needs.
7 bedrooms
Conservatory
Large garden
Lounge area
Wet room
Supporting You
We work flexibly to meet each individual’s needs, using communication techniques supported by therapists when necessary. Residents are encouraged to take part in meaningful activities, contribute to house meetings, and help with the running of the home.
Our goal is to empower residents to take control of their lives in a respectful, family-like atmosphere. We support personal development through community engagement, local activities, and opportunities like sports, social groups, and holidays.
Facilities
Longmore Road is a detached house with seven bedrooms, two bathrooms and a wet room.
The shared areas include a lounge, a kitchen, a dining room/conservatory and a large garden with an enclosed pond, a swing and three patio areas.
Our specialisms
Autism
Epilepsy
Learning Disabilities
Our Commitment to Quality
Our registered services are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in England and the Care Inspectorate in Scotland and Wales. As a sector-leading provider, we are dedicated to delivering high-quality, safe, and effective care and support that you can trust.
Community
People living at Longmore Road enjoy a variety of personalised activities and also access Stepping Stones and The Crescent Centre. We are a short bus ride from the town centre.
Other local amenities include sports centre, supermarkets, pubs, restaurants, cinema, bowling and the oracle shopping centre. We are located at junction 11 on the M4 with the nearby towns of Wokingham, Bracknell, Basingstoke and Windsor approximately a 20 minute drive away.
Our Team
The staff team have experience of supporting people with a range of needs, including epilepsy, peg feeding, Angelman syndrome, sensory needs and challenging behaviour.
Our home is able to support people with some physical disabilities. All staff receive specialised and mandatory training within the first six weeks of induction, this is based on the needs of the people we support and our service.
Training is on-going and monitored to ensure all our staff are trained to the highest standard and also takes into account the staff’s personal development needs.
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