For People Needing Full Time Support
Most of our support for people with learning disabilities and autism is delivered through supported living – that is, support for people living in their own home, alone or with other people. People like Edward, Jackie, Jamie and Zoe.
For some, supported living may not be the ideal fit. That’s why we also operate residential care homes across the country, all regulated by the Care Quality Commissions.
How Dimensions Help People Needing Full Time Support
For those in need of full-time support, we offer personalised support tailored to their unique views, needs, and preferences. We encourage community involvement, help develop independent living skills, and actively listen to feedback from both individuals and their families. Choice and inclusion are central to our approach, ensuring successful and meaningful support.
We empower everyone we support to be part of the selection process for their support team. This includes creating bespoke job adverts based on the person’s desired qualities in a support worker. We take it a step further by involving them in the shortlisting and interview process to find the right match for their needs.
Our aim is to provide opportunities for relationship building, learning new skills, and engaging in preferred activities. Being part of the local community helps people lead active and fulfilling lives.
Full-Time Support Services Available at Dimensions
Dimensions has developed significant expertise in transitioning people from assessment and treatment units into supportive living arrangements.
We are registered with CQC and are an accredited supplier to nearly 80 local authorities.
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