NB's Story
This is a team game.
We work closely with local authorities, accommodation officers, care co-ordinators, community nurses, social workers, mental health nurses, clinical psychologists, speech therapists, physiotherapists and nutritionists.
Collectively, our aim is very similar: to do what’s right for those that we are asked to support. In so doing, we hope to demonstrate good, sustainable and long-term value in managing budgets and resources.
What you can expect from us:
An understanding of the importance of working as part of a wider multidisciplinary team
Bespoke online systems specifically designed by us, for us. We are able to collate data to produce detailed reports and breakdowns of the support we provide
A service that keeps robust and detailed care documentation, from the day-to-day activity to person-centered support plans and risk assessments
Input from our ‘Group Specialists’ to ensure every young person is cared and supported in ways that meet their needs and wishes
This includes an introduction to the home and the local area, and provides help with a host of lifestyle preferences and adaptive skills.
Finally, it sets out staffing arrangements and the appointment of a key worker. At all times we we will review how the transition is going, ensuring that the individual is settling in well and that all the various parties are equally happy with the placement and the support we provide.
“We think it’s a kind of care that works for everyone.”
Education is at the heart of the Cascade philosophy Service users will be encouraged to engage in a range of programmes, qualifications and development courses using the ASDAN programme.