4 The Grove, Westoning, Bedfordshire
A seven-bedroomed home which has one spare room. The housemates are currently all men.
4, The Grove is a seven-bedroomed home, located in Westoning. It is on the original site where MacIntyre was first founded.
• Seven bedroom home, shared between six people
• The current housemates are six gentlemen between 50-60 years old
• Shared accessible bathrooms and toilet
• Shared kitchen, dining room, lounge and conservatory
• Large garden with summer house
• Close to shops and local amenities
• Use of adapted vehicle
Meet the Manager
Welcome to No 4 The Grove. I have been working for MacIntyre for 15 years.
The support we provide is based on personalised care plans to ensure people who draw on our support are “Living the life they want to”. This includes people being involved in every day decisions about the home cooked food on the menu and the decoration of their home to planning day trips and holidays.
The staff are committed to supporting peoples wellbeing by making sure family connections are maintained and local amenities are accessed. This also maintains people’s independence and their links in the local community.
The home has individualised bedrooms, a spacious comfortable communal lounge and kitchen / dining area, there is also a large garden.
We pride ourselves in continuously checking what we are doing and putting things in places or changing things, to make sure we get it right for each person.' - Sarah Page
We believe it is important to meet CQC standards and are always striving to improve. For information about how MacIntyre is responding to the CQC report for 4 The Grove please contact us [javascript protected email address]
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Our Approach
Families
MacIntyre was established by the parents of a disabled child in 1966 for all people with a learning disability to live a life that makes sense to them.
Person Centred Approaches
Providing person centred support means always listening, learning and focusing on what is important to and for someone, now and in the future.
Positive Behaviour Support
A Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) approach involves focusing on improving a person’s quality of life and understanding the reasons behind any behaviours.