People should be involved in decisions about routines, goals and the support they receive.
Who we support
Support can be shaped for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs, behaviours that challenge and other complex support needs. Hennikon's care model includes supported living accommodation, residential settings, respite support and live-in-care services.
We focus on each person's strengths and interests so they can build confidence, develop daily living skills and become more independent. We support people to make choices, live safely, maintain positive relationships and try new activities where appropriate.
Support priorities
- Building daily living skills and confidence.
- Supporting health, wellbeing and community participation.
- Maintaining important relationships and family links.
- Promoting rights, choice, privacy and respect.
What good supported living should protect
Support should help people build confidence, relationships and meaningful activity.
Care and accommodation arrangements must be understood and managed separately.