As lockdown starts to ease and we move to the next phase of our plans to support our residents and staff during this period of uncertainty with coronavirus COVID-19, we are still asking for your help and support as we seek to open up our homes for controlled visits.
This is to ensure that we keep everyone as safe as possible as we know that this virus is still very contagious.
All of our homes have been using Skype calling to enable you to keep in touch and we are confident that our staff are doing all they can to ensure that life in our homes remains as comfortable and sociable as possible as we support them with delivering interactive activities.
We understand that this is a worrying time for you, and we want to reassure you that we are doing everything we can to ensure that our residents and staff are as safe as possible, and we are staying close to the advice from public health authorities.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to call the home.
Thank you in advance for your patience and co-operation.
Best Wishes
Chris Munday, Chief Executive
We offer a variety of accommodation including residential care, also suitable for those who need a period of rehabilitation before moving onto semi-independent or independent living or floating support for those in our independent flats
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We run various Mental Health Awareness support days and provide drop-in sessions at our Cafe for people in need of support whether that be family members or directly. We also run rehabilitation sessions throughout Kent and at our accommodation sites.
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Chris Munday was recently invited to give a radio interview to Trans World Radio about the challenges facing students regarding their mental health and why they are not seeking help. You can watch the interview here
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