specialist care and rehabilitation

For more information on how to make a referral, please call Janet on 08701 020202
For information on a career with tracscare, please call Emily on 01792 763590

Mental Health Personality Disorder Challenging Needs Dual Diagnosis Autistic Spectrum Disorder Acquired Brain Injury

Our Care Homes

Successful Outcomes

Semi-Supported Living

Semi-Supported living allows clients to move back into the community in a true sense with their own accommodation but with support tailored to their needs. This may be appropriate for all client groups dependent upon individual need, but is generally most associated with Acquired Brain Injury or Mental Health client groups.

Tracscare have developed Ffordd Newydd, a 6 bedroom home giving clients maximum independence, whilst having 24 hour support if needed. All rooms are fully furnished with en-suite facilities, and can be tailoured to individual needs. As part of an individuals care and rehabilitation, each client receives:

High levels of staff training based upon the individual needs (including clinical needs) of the client being supported
High level of staff supervision
A procedurally based and audited approach to ensure the delivery of a safe and high quality service
A detailed care Individualised care plan based on client need
A focus on risk assessment and risk management processes
A focus on Relapse prevention planning
A commitment to continued rehab and independent Lifeskills promotion

Prospective clients will be assessed and a proposal for appropriate hours of support will be agreed. The nature of the support will also be agreed within the supported living care plan, but this may cover general support, emotional support, problem solving, budget planning, meal planning, shopping, medication management, mental health relapse indicator management, etc.

Occasionally, tracscare may also provide Supported Living/Domiciliary care for clients with less independent skills but with the specific need to live alone with staff support for whatever reason. In such cases a comprehensive assessment of needs will determine the level of support provided.