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DATE: 19.07.2023
One of the people we support from Ravenna Lodge in Hampshire, has completed her level 2 Diploma in mental health including other subjects such as anxiety, ADHD and dementia.
DATE: 22.09.2022
Maggie recently completed her level 2 in Health and Social Care, hear what she has to say about her experience...
DATE: 14.09.2022
Sanchez Grange, Assistant Manager at Stroud Lodge, has penned a letter about his time supporting Denis Gardner at the service...
DATE: 16.08.2022
Mark moved into Holly Lodge 2 years ago, and now he is being supported to rekindle his relationship with his dad...
DATE: 19.02.2020
Sharon, from one of our homes in Waterlooville, has lived with Choice for 8 years. Now she has become independent enough to move on, and she has taken the time to write up her amazing success story...
DATE: 02.12.2019
In 2010 a young man moved into our Argyll House service in Swindon, Wiltshire, who had previously experienced particularly difficult placements.
Sennen Lodge, a home that supports adults with Autistic Spectrum Condition was one of the first of our residential services to adopt Intensive Interaction.
Jay originally moved to Choice Care from Children's Services. It was decided he required a robust environment in a rural setting, and his placement began at Ocknell Park in the New Forest.
For some time we have been approaching commissioners and care management teams to discuss ways we can develop.
For the first 20 years of her life, Jade divided her time between her home and her special school in Surrey.
Having looked after Richard since he was three, his foster parents Lesley and Colin were determined.
Ben had been living in one of our homes for many years and our staff knew him very well.
Tim was referred to Choice Care by the transitions team at his residential school as he approached the end of his time there.
DATE: 08.06.2019
After years in hospital, moving to a community placement helped Enoch stabilise and reassess his future.
