We provide person-centred care by helping people create their own care plans, identifying personal needs, the outcomes that they want in their life, and how our staff will support them in achieving this on their recovery journey. The service promotes the social inclusion of our service users, through challenging stigma and discrimination; encouraging re-integration and participation in the community, and focusing on education and employment. It also promotes positive risk taking, to increase a service user’s confidence and move towards their goals in small achievable milestones.

Our supported Living services provides care and support for adults with complex needs including diagnoses of learning disability, Epilepsy , and Autistic spectrum disorder. The houses which are part of the local communities provide a safe and supportive environment, which allows everyone the opportunity to develop skills for more independent living in the future. We encourage all to engage in meaningful activity, ensuring a balance of self-care, leisure and productivity (employment/education).

Our service is part of the mental health care pathway; it is a modern, non-clinical environment that supports people moving from secure environments into the community. We also support people in transition from secure forensic services to community living. We can support people informally, on community treatment orders and conditional discharge from the Mental Health Act before the move into the community. At New Horizon Care, our goal is to promote recovery of our clients through the process of providing Hope, stability and opportunity.