We make our young
people our priority.
We provide tailored support, positive encouragement, and new life experiences for children with a variety of needs including social, emotional behavioural difficulties (EBD) and/or special educational needs (SEN). These may include the following:
Before a child moves into one of our homes, we take the time to build a partnership with commissioners, education, health, families, carers, stakeholders and the children themselves. This way, we can make sure we find the residential placement that’s right for them. We understand the importance of a space where our young people can settle in and feel secure.
We believe that each child deserves the opportunity to reach their potential and should be given the chance to develop in a safe environment; alongside an education that prepares them to be productive, contribute to the community and benefit from their efforts. Holywell Children’s Services works closely with other agencies, including education and health authorities, so that the children in our care receive the personalised support they need.
Each child placed with Holywell will be paired with a key worker, who will advocate for and support the child in reviews, school meetings and medical appointments. This gives our support team a detailed understanding of each child’s needs and the progress being made. Whenever possible, we support contact visits with parents, as well as working in partnership with social workers and professionals from various agencies – ensuring that contact is safe and enjoyable.
When a child is ready to leave our home, we will work with them to develop a personalised plan that will meet their independent living needs. Our plans are always carefully organised, flexible and can allow for ongoing contact with our home and our team when needed. If advised by Ofsted, we may be able to help an older child with a smooth transition to their next placement.
In line with our person-centred therapeutic support, we encourage the children in our care to pursue their favourite hobbies and interests. Through our key worker sessions with individual children, we actively encourage individuals to take part in activities that are important to them. These activities can include swimming, football, basketball/netball, horse riding and angling.
We support our children in many ways, from passing their driving tests, to helping them get involved in sports teams or outdoor activities, to involvement in voluntary work or apprenticeship schemes that could lead to a career or future employment. In supporting and encouraging our children to participate in activities or hobbies that they are interested in, we help to build their independence, social skills and resilience, which pave the way towards a healthy and fulfilling future. By opening the door to new experiences, information and skills, children begin to shape their prospects and are enabled to reach their full potential.
This new service focuses on delivering Crisis intervention and Parenting support services, particularly for families and children experiencing challenging circumstances. Their business model revolves around providing person-centred care, with a strong emphasis on Positive Behaviour Support (PBS). This approach ensures they can effectively manage crisis situations and help individuals with behavioural challenges, including children and young people who may require specialized support. In addition to crisis management, we also offer parenting support, working with families involved in child protection plans, providing essential assessments, and promoting family preservation whenever possible. Our staff will include Parenting Practitioners, who are trained to assess family dynamics and support parents through practical guidance and intervention
Holywell Care Services is proud to be CQC-registered for the Treatment of Disease, Disorder, or Injury (TDDI), enabling us to provide nurse-led, high-quality care for children in the comfort of their own homes. This designation allows us to support children with complex health conditions, ensuring they receive personalized medical care and dedicated support tailored to their unique needs.
The Treatment of Disease, Disorder, or Injury (TDDI) is a regulatory category under the Care Quality Commission (CQC) for care providers offering specialized medical and therapeutic services. TDDI care ensures that children with chronic, complex, or progressive conditions receive professional, nurse-supervised care at home. Our approach includes condition-specific monitoring, therapeutic treatments, and rehabilitative care delivered by compassionate, highly trained professionals who understand the unique requirements of childcare.
Find out how we consistently deliver the highest level of compassion, positivity, care and above all kindness in everything we do by talking to us today.
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