Comfortable, safe and secure homes for the young adults in our care — where specialist support is woven quietly through everyday life.
We create comfortable, safe and secure homes where, through a personalised and consistent approach, the people we support develop to their full potential. Activity programmes reflect each person's preferences and choices, so life is enjoyable.
By working together with families and local authorities, we build mutual trust and a deeper understanding of every individual — delivering care that maximises independence and quality of life.
The principles behind every decision we make.
Every person has the right to independence in a safe environment, with freedom of choice, privacy, dignity and respect.
We respond to each individual's care and life opportunities, ensuring the best outcomes, choices and empowerment for all.
We aim to meet and, where possible, exceed the needs of the people in our care — the premise Haversham House was built on.
Working together with families and local authorities to develop trust and a deeper understanding of each individual.
We overcome the hurdles that inhibit participation, creating opportunities and making the impossible possible.
Supporting each person to live as full and active a life as possible, in a way that is never discriminatory.
Each home offers self-contained living within a warm, shared community.
A purpose-built home with five self-contained suites and rich communal spaces — including a cinema and sensory room — set in mature, well-equipped gardens.
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A new home complementing Haversham, with four self-contained suites, communal lounge and dining, and a rare self-contained annexe.
View Balan HouseHaversham House is registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission, the independent regulator of health and social care in England.
View our inspection reports on the CQC website.
"It should be used as the benchmark of care."
"Haversham provides our son with a safe, warm and caring home where he is happy and thriving. His days are filled with stimulating and appropriate activities, overseen by exceptional staff. Having visited a variety of providers, Haversham far exceeded the general standards."
Specialist leadership with decades of combined experience.
Over 20 years working with young people with ASD and learning disabilities. Now leads on quality, strategy and development across Rdential's services.
A Registered Nurse in Learning Disabilities with over a decade as Deputy and Registered Manager, now leading the team at Haversham House.
Over 30 years of clinical experience with young adults with learning disabilities in the NHS, latterly as a Senior Transition Nurse.
Head of Department for Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Nutritional Therapy at the University of Worcester; a former Olympic swimmer.
Fulfilling work with competitive pay, all your meals while working — including paid breaks — and the knowledge that you're changing someone's life for the better.
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