The Cedars

14 bedrooms

24 hour support

Communal areas

Large garden

Wheelchair accessible

Supporting you

The Cedars are a group of three purpose-built bungalows where we support 14 people who have moderate to severe learning disabilities, complex physical disabilities and associated needs. The Cedars currently supports individuals with cerebral palsy, epilepsy, pica and sensory impairments.

Each individual has been supported to design a weekly timetable of leisure activities which they enjoy and which enable them to develop their skills and work towards their goals. People can access a wide range of pursuits and many individuals spend some of their week at the Grove Resource Centre which is within the same grounds. We also have a pet cat which the residents enjoy looking after and spending time with.

People living at The Cedars all have different communication needs. We work with each person to understand the way they prefer to communicate and how they wish to be supported. Staff will receive training tailored to each individual’s needs.

Facilities

Each bungalow has been specifically designed to be wheelchair accessible throughout and has the adaptations individuals may need to support and promote their independence. The Cedars are able to offer on-site physiotherapy and hydrotherapy, as well as access to sporting activities designed to encourage people to use and stretch their muscles and improve tone and posture.

The Cedars sit within large grounds, all of which are accessible for individuals who use wheelchairs and walking aids or require support to move around. The gardens are ideal for summer parties, BBQs and general socialising.

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

Each home offer opportunities for you to learn new skills, become more independent and try new experiences. As well as providing a full itinerary of in-house activities, such as craft sessions, music therapy or sensory sessions, we also encourage you to become active members of the community. This can include using local shops and cafes on a regular basis, looking for volunteering opportunities and attending courses at local colleges and libraries.