Respite will be provided in a self-contained area and therefore people who need a break can come whenever they would like, subject to availability, without impacting on others and avoiding other people impacting on the respite user as well. If the person benefits from social interaction there is a social opportunity right next door in our day service centre. The person will have access to an en-suite bathroom, bedroom with relaxation area, kitchen facilities and a private court yard. Staff have a sleep in room in the same area and have extensive autism knowledge and training alongside training in epilepsy, medication, behavioural support, and communication and risk assessments. Costs: The minimum costs include accommodation, 1-1 staff support (sleep-in costs if staying overnight), food and drink. Transport and activity costs are agreed separately. Process: Ring us and complete an application form. We will visit and assess and get back to you with staff ratio and any other requirements. Our aim is to ensure the person has a safe and enjoyable time at Canterbury Respite Centre. For emergency accommodation: Please ring Joan Hagan on 01634 405168 or e-mail Joan@kentautustic.com
Sessions Run
Sunday morning, Sunday afternoon, Sunday evening, Monday morning, Monday afternoon, Monday evening, Tuesday morning, Tuesday afternoon, Tuesday evening, Wednesday morning, Wednesday afternoon, Wednesday evening, Thursday morning, Thursday afternoon, Thursday evening, Friday morning, Friday afternoon, Friday evening, Saturday morning, Saturday afternoon, Saturday evening
Quality Assured Provider
Organisation | The Kent Autistic Trust |
Contact name | Helen Jessup |
Address | 14, High Street, Gillingham, Kent, ME7 5AE, United Kingdom |
Phone | 01634 405168 |
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