St faiths Villa

Situated in the market town of Sudbury, St Faiths is a residential service for 5 ladies with learning disabilities, associated physical and sensory needs. The service has a CQC rating of excellent and is able to provide a full range of in house and external activities.

Specialist Expertise

The staff team is fully trained and experienced in working to enhance life opportunities through a range of activities. The service is currently home to people with complex needs, including high levels of physical and communication difficulties. 24 hours staffing is provided with a sleep in.

St Faiths has a philosophy of person centered support, giving choice, independence, and encouragement enabling the service users to develop and maintain skills to give them the freedom to be as independent as possible and to reach their potential and fulfill their dreams. Supporting new opportunities for achievement with informed choices and managed risks so that there is a continuous path of progress.

We work with multi disciplinary teams, actively encouraging families to be involved and all professionals who are identified as needed to support an individual within their care and support package.

About the Property

The property is a large spacious house with 3 en suite bedrooms, a communal bathroom giving access to the remaining 2 bedrooms, a large kitchen with a separate dining room. There is a spacious lounge a conservatory and a large garden area. The property is situated close to town centre and to local amenities.

Our Services Offered

Support provided:

Full needs and risk assessments completed by trained and experienced staff in liaison with the individual and anyone else they wish to be involved such as family, friend, or advocate.
Provision of an individuals’ designed person centred support package to include assistance in activities to maintain independence.
Support to tenants with a range of activities including:

Budget planning and support with finances (Regard can become appointee if required)
Meal planning, preparation & shopping
Household tasks, including laundry and housework
Planning social and leisure activities including college, voluntary work, etc.
Establishing community links
Promoting self advocacy or supporting access to advocacy services
Health promotion and access to GP/dentist
Medication
Develop and maintain family and personal relationships

Continuity and consistency of support by experienced support workers chosen with the individuals involvement

Access to professionals as identified in individual support plans such as psychiatrists, occupational therapists, community psychiatric nurses, and primary care trust schemes

Staff encourage the use of specific tools of communication and people are actively encouraged to make choices and to engage in a schedule of activities promoting developmental outcomes and goals. The are a number of day service opportunities available in addition to work shops which allow individuals to fulfil their creative aspirations.

It is important to note that this is a gender specific service.

The service offers 24hr staffing with a sleep in.