Long-term care and support
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Day services
There are different types of day services depending on the individual's needs.
This service is offered as a long-term service for people aged 18 and over with eligible needs, as per the Care Act 2014.
Location
Olympus House
Billing Brook Road
Northampton
NN3 8JH
What the service can do for you
Long term care provided by a day service supports people with ongoing high individual support needs to support you with:
- a fully-supported transition from school or an educational setting, where required
- person-centred support based on individual support needs
- outcome-focussed support to build a person’s skills
- an enabling service that works on maximising people’s strengths to help them fulfil their potential
- positive risk-taking to enable people to achieve their aspiration and goals
How you get the service
A social care professional needs to refer you to the service - contact Adult Social Care.
What happens once you are referred
When the service receives your referral a member of the team will contact you to arrange for you to visit Olympus House or at your home to validate your care needs and to agree the level of care and support you require.
When this is complete, a service start date will be agreed and service will commence on this date.
How the service is reviewed
The Care Manager will carry out statutory reviews. However, the service will continue to work with you in reviewing the support offered.
This service is offered as a long-term service for people aged 18 and over with eligible needs, as per the Care Act 2014.
Location
Gladstone Road Resource Centre
Gladstone Road
Northampton
NN5 7EJ
What the service can do for you
Long term care provided by a day service supports people with ongoing support needs around complex behaviour to support you with:
- a fully-supported transition from school or an educational setting, where required
- person-centred support based on individual support needs
- outcome-focussed support to build a person's skills
- an enabling service that works on maximising people's strengths to help them fulfil their potential
- positive risk-taking to enable people to achieve their aspiration and goals
How you get the service
A social care professional needs to refer you to the service - contact Adult Social Care.
What happens once you are referred
When the service receives your referral, a member of the team will contact you to arrange for you to visit Gladstone Road or at your home. This visit is to validate your care needs and agree the level of care and support you require.
When this is complete, a service start date will be agreed and service will commence on this date.
How the service is reviewed
The Care Manager will carry out statutory reviews. However, the service will continue to work with you in reviewing the support offered.
This service is offered as a long-term service for people aged 18 and over with eligible needs, as per the Care Act 2014.
There are 3 locations in West Northamptonshire. The service at Gladstone Road supports people with both learning and physical disabilities.
Locations
Gladstone Road Resource Centre
Gladstone Road
Northampton
NN5 7EJ
Riverside Resource Centre
Islington Road
Towcester
NN12 6AU
Longlands
London Road
Daventry
NN11 4DY
What the service can do for you
This service is suitable for individuals who want to access social and leisure opportunities to:
- build social skills and form new friendships
- take positive risks to achieve aspiration and goals
- be supported by a team of staff that promotes inclusion and independence
- get support with personal care
How you get the service
A social care professional needs to refer you to the service - contact Adult Social Care.
What happens once you are referred
When the service receives your referral a member of the team will contact you to arrange for you to visit the social and leisure base in your locality or at your home. This visit is to validate your care needs and agree the level of care and support you require.
When this is complete, a service start date will be agreed and service will commence on this date.
How you get the service reviewed
The Care Manager will carry out statutory reviews. However, the service will continue to work with you in reviewing the support offered.
Last updated 13 November 2023