An environment that is geared towards working with and supporting people on an individual basis.

Staff who are trained to support and communicate with each individual young person.

Dedicated bathing, showering and toilet areas that promote independence using specialist equipment where necessary.

Support both within and away from the home.

Anthroposophical health support and a range of therapies and approaches to care some of which have a base in the anthroposophical work of Rudolf Steiner.

Access to specialist therapeutic arts and craft activities: sculpture, clay work, basic pottery, drawing, painting, greetings card making, jewellery making, papier mache, basic weaving, printmaking and tapestry.

Access to the garden and grounds. It is intended to incorporate sensory areas with therapeutic benefits towards the young people.

Support to individuals to enable each person to make choices and communicate in their chosen manner.

Development of individual pursuits and leisure activities.

Transport to access wider community facilities so that relationships within the community will be developed.

Vocational and educational programmes as appropriate, to maintain and develop the occupational interests of the service user.