Getting out and being involved in the community is essential to health and wellbeing, building confidence, making social connections and enhancing life skills - all of which contribute to a great quality of life for the people that use our services.

Our home care, day services and sensory teams consider encouraging social and community interaction as a key part of person-centred care. They facilitate this in a number of ways such as: travel training to encourage independence, occupational and physiotherapy to promote mobility and independence, accompanying people on trips out to local events, parks, shops and cafes, participation in community projects, as well as putting people in touch with other organisations such as local friendship or volunteer groups.