1a Upper Brighton Road are also specialists in working with additional complex needs including:

• Epilepsy
• ADHD
• Cerebral palsy
• Self-injurious behaviours
• Individuals who may have limited hearing or sight

Residential care for men who have a learning disability or who are autistic

The aim of the service is to encourage individuals to lead a full and purposeful life, enabling them to live more independently in the heart of the community. This is achieved through a programme of active community engagement, that promotes meaningful social networks and the development of bespoke coping strategies.

This also supports developing further independence and social skills, including participating in meal preparation, learning about safety measures both in their environment and out in the community.

What learning disability and autism support is offered at 1a Upper Brighton Road?

• Individual, tailored, person-centred care and support
• Multiagency & family partnerships for a holistic care pathway
• Active service user and family involvement in care planning
• Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)
• A bespoke governance system with an emphasis on safeguarding
• Access to independent advocacy
• Community engagement, leisure and vocational opportunities ensuring residents are able to access all the facilities and resources they wish to, whilst keeping safe and having choice and control