Comfortable supported living rooms to rent in Devon
Trelawney House is located near Plymouth in Devon and offers
supported living
Supported living is when you live in your own home with support from staff. People who live in supported living have a tenancy agreement.
to people with a mild to moderate
learning disability
A learning disability is to do with the way someone's brain works. It makes it harder for someone to learn, understand or do things.
. This property is located within a residential area approximately 4 miles from Plymouth city centre, making it an extremely favourable location.
Current room vacancies for people with a learning disability in Plymouth
- 2 x rooms in the attached bungalow
- 1 x room in the cottage
- 1 x en-suite downstairs room in the house itself.
- Teens or young adults
- Elderly adults
- Wheelchair users
- Adults requiring
accessible
Accessible means something is easy for people to use or join in with. For example: Accessible writing means the writing is easy to read and understand.
facilities - Adults with physical disabilities
- Adults with complex behaviours.
If this property does not meet your needs we may have a more suitable vacancy elsewhere. Please get in touch.
Supported living for people with learning disabilities in Devon
Being 4 miles from the centre of Plymouth, the rooms to rent Rent is the money that you pay to live in your home when you have a tenancy agreement. Your home belongs to a landlord, but you have a right to live there as long as you follow the rules that are in your tenancy agreement. at Trelawney have got great transport links and services nearby:
- A local convenience store
- A large supermarket (short 10 min drive)
- A bus stop across the road, and numerous taxi firms nearby
- Only 15 miles from Cornwall.
About the people we currently support at Trelawney House, Cottage and Bungalow
Currently the properties at Trelawney support two women in the house and three men and two women in the bungalow who are between 40 - 80 years old.
- One lady, who lives in the bungalow, has a cat called Lola.
- One of the gentlemen has a fish tank and enjoys looking after the fish in the garden pond.
- One of the gentlemen runs regular bingo sessions with prizes, and everyone enjoys music, dancing and a sing-along.
- In the cottage are two young men who live with little support although there is always support available in the main house if they need it.
All those who live at the property are very friendly and enjoy spending time with each other.
About Mencap's supported living services in Plymouth
Trelawney House offers impeccable support from its led by
manager
A manager is a boss at work. They tell you what you need to do and give you support if you need it.
Lyn Pink, and her assistant manager. They employ a person centred approach which focuses on supporting tenants to learn new skills and increase
independence
Independence means doing things on your own. Making your own choices.
.
A team of caring and qualified staff are there 24/7 to provide constant support around the clock. All staff receive Mencap
induction
An induction is when someone shows you where things are and what you need to know. You will get an induction if you start a new job at Mencap.
and training that includes person-centred working, active support, positive risk taking, medication administration; people handling; fire safety;
Safeguarding
Keeping people safe from being hurt, abused, or neglected is called Safeguarding.
; first aid; food hygiene, diabetes, etc.
Care Quality Commission Rating
Trelawney is about four miles from Plymouth town centre in beautiful Devon, and only a 15 minute drive from Cornwall.
Address:
Trelawney House,
Ham Lane
Plymouth
PL2 3PD
Supported Living is where we provide care and/or support to people living in their own homes. The needs of people may vary greatly - they may require additional support with household tasks, personal care or any other activity that allows them to maintain their independence and quality of life.
If the person requires support with personal care (e.g. washing, bathing or cleaning themselves, getting dressed or going to the toilet), then this support is regulated by CQC.
If a person requires support with personal care (e.g. washing, bathing or cleaning themselves, getting dressed or going to the toilet), then this support is regulated by The Care Quality Commission (CQC).
The CQC rates each service as either Outstanding, Good, Requires Improvement or Inadequate.
The service manager Lyn Pink would be happy to discuss the services and accommodation available at Trelawney House.