Gender: Mixed
Age: 18+
Bed: 6
This new residential service has been designed to support the ongoing aging needs of current residents at Trinity House, a residential service with nursing, also in Lockerbie. The service also accepts external referrals.
Trinity Lodge supports 6 individuals in 3 living units, 2 single occupancy flats and 4 en-suite bedrooms with communal living space. The en-suite bedrooms are located on the first floor and the facilities include a communal and quiet lounge, a dining room, a kitchen, an accessible bathroom, a shared garden with seating and space for outdoor activities. The 2 flats are located on the ground floor and each has its own front door giving individuals added independence. Both flats have their own lobby, en-suite bedroom, kitchen and lounge diner as well as a private garden solely for their own use.
Located in the heart of a residential part of Lockerbie, the service has an abundance of community-based activities and facilities. The residents will be encouraged to be involved in the local community as much or as little as they wish to be.
We encourage and enable the individuals we support to lead a full and happy life. We work with them to ensure they have more choice and control in their lives. We find out their strengths, abilities and preferences so that the care provided can be as person-centred and meaningful to each individual as possible.
Our resident profile:
- Adults from the age of 18 years
- Individuals with a primary diagnosis of learning disability accompanied with behaviours that challenge including mental illness
- May have communication challenges
- May have associated complex needs
Our community links:
- Leisure centres
- Hydrotherapy and sensory centres
- Social clubs
- Shops and cafés
- Colleges and work placement settings
- Local river for fishing
Our facilities:
- 2 self-contained flats with private gardens
- 4 en-suite bedrooms
- Communal lounge
- Quiet lounge
- Dining room
- Kitchen
- Communal garden
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