Southview Close, Tooting, London
Southview Close is located in Tooting, south-west London. It is a 10 minute walk from Tooting overground station and a 15 minute walk from Tooting Broadway tube.
- Southview Close is home to eight gentlemen and three ladies across four large accessible flats - each home to three people
- Available room is on the first floor, accessible by ramp and sharing with two ladies in their 50's/70's
- Each flat has a shared bathroom, living room and kitchen/diner
- Ensuite bathroom
- Accessible paved garden at the back with raised flower beds
- Within walking distance of shops
- Use of adapted vehicle
CQC Rating: Good
Extracts from latest CQC Report 2023, reviewed July 2023
- The families of people told us their relatives were supported by kind and caring staff who knew them well. Support was planned and delivered in a personalised way, promoting people's choice and independence.
- A care professional told us: "Southview Close is led in outstanding fashion by [the registered manager] who has an overarching view of what is happening with all residents."
- People were supported to have maximum choice and control of their lives and staff supported them in the least restrictive way possible and in their best interests
- One family member told us: "The quality of care for [my relative] is fantastic. The staff are very caring and understand their needs.”
- A care professional involved with the service commented: "Above all Southview is a place where the residents are looked after with kindness and compassion and their care is outstanding."
- "The staff I meet and those that regularly telephone me are all very kind, supportive and are totally committed to the care they give [person] and the other residents."
Meet the Manager
'Welcome to Southview Close. My name is Vivienne and l’ve been the working for MacIntyre in Wandsworth for the past 25 years. I am proud to lead a very experienced established team of staff some of whom have been working with me for over 20 years.
At Southview Close we recognise everyone as an individual and this is reflected in the support we offer. For some people this may mean heading out to the shops, local parks, theatre or cinema for others it may be doing puzzles, arts and crafts or cooking at home. We are passionate in supporting people to maintain relationships with friends and families in a way that they choose, this could be visits, facetime or phonecalls.
We are located in Tooting South London, which is a culturally vibrant area, with great transport links and lots of things to see and do locally. Or if people want time away from London we head down to the coast to get some fresh sea air!' - Vivienne Donald
Download a summary document about Southview Close
Would you like to talk to someone about this spare room?
Use the form below to send us a message or contact Sara Parkinson using the form below or email hello@macintyrecharity.org
![A man supported by MacIntyre in his Kitchen with one of the Support Workers](https://www.macintyrecharity.org/assets/img/blank.png)
London
In London we support adults in Streatham and Tooting to live gloriously ordinary lives.
![Photo of MacIntyre's Award-Winning staff](https://www.macintyrecharity.org/assets/img/blank.png)
Celebrating excellence and having fun
One of our favourite days of the year at MacIntyre: our annual awards ceremony for our outstanding staff.
![A man supported by MacIntyre in his Kitchen with one of the Support Workers](https://www.macintyrecharity.org/assets/img/blank.png)
A day in the life of a Nursing Associate
Have you ever thought about a nursing career? Do you have experience working with people who have a learning disability?
![](https://www.macintyrecharity.org/assets/img/blank.png)
Double-win for MacIntyre London
Colin Schimmefennig won the Frontline Employee in Adult Services award while his team won the Outstanding Team award at the recent Marjorie Newton Wright…
Our Approach
![](https://www.macintyrecharity.org/assets/img/blank.png)
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.
![](https://www.macintyrecharity.org/assets/img/blank.png)
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.
![](https://www.macintyrecharity.org/assets/img/blank.png)
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.