We aim to provide a safe, comfortable and effective care environment for those in our care, promoting independence and community integration. On-site we have our multi-disciplinary team (MDT) who assist and support us to provide outcome based care and support pathways.

Depending on the individual’s level of need, we have 3 different areas within the service offering different levels of support, including support for young men and women leaving an educational provision:

• Sutton (8 beds) & Langley (8 beds) provide a high level of support for individuals who may be stepping down from a hospital setting or has experienced multiple placement breakdowns.
• Bosley (4 beds) supports individuals who are preparing to move onto supported living. They provide a structured programme of vocational activity and daily living skills to enable the individual to experience a less restrictive environment safely.

As part of our care pathway, our service enables residents to build upon earlier learnt skills to achieve further independence, self-advocacy and confidence leading to a better quality of life. Residents can gain skills through extended learning via accredited platforms.

Our staff use positive behaviour approaches (PBS) and are trained in specialised behaviour interventions and sensory integration strategies. A combination of person-centred planning, measurement of progress and a full multi-disciplinary approach can only result in the best outcomes for the individuals in our care.

Liam’s Journey

Read about how the team at Broughton Lodge increased Liam’s independence.

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Jaden’s Story

A short film about how the support provided by the team at Broughton Lodge has helped Jaden, a young man with a diagnosis of learning disabilities and autism. The film includes interviews with Jaden’s parents and members of the team at Broughton Lodge.

Our resident profile:

• Diagnosis of autism and learning disability
• Behaviours that may be of concern
• Communication challenges
• Associated complex needs
• May be leaving an education provision
• Likely history of multiple exclusions and placement or family breakdowns
• May be subjected to DoLS (Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards) or Care Orders

Our facilities:

• En-suite bedrooms, which residents are supported to personalise
• Multiple good sized living and dining areas in all areas of the service
• Large activity room containing a multisensory projector and a large interactive tablet
• Activities of Daily Living (ADL) skills kitchens
• Sensory room
• 4 large gardens with seating areas and outdoor activities
• Outside gym equipment
• Multi-media room
• Family and friends meeting space

Our community links:

• Cafés and restaurants
• Support for Autism community group
• Library
• Parks
• Local colleges
• Shops
• Countryside Walks
• Access to the Peak District

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360 Degree Tour

Use your mouse on the video below to have a look around the facilities at Broughton Lodge.