Resources
Our resources provide clear, practical information to support individuals, families and professionals. Whether you are exploring care options or looking for guidance, you will find helpful content to make informed decisions at every stage.
Catherine Care Easy Read
This Easy Read resource explains Catherine Care, our day opportunities service, in clear, simple words with helpful pictures. It tells you who Catherine Care are and how they can support you.
Choice Care Group Easy Read
This easy read explains who Choice Care are and how we can support you.
Everything is written in clear, easy-to-understand language, with simple pictures and short sentences to help you find the information you need.
Communication For Families
Having a positive and respectful relationship between families and Choice colleagues makes a real difference to your loved ones experience.
Concerns and Complaints
We understand that speaking up about concerns for your loved ones care isn’t always easy, so we’ve made the process as simple and straightforward as possible to make sure your voice is heard.
Decision Making
The ability to make decisions is sometimes called mental capacity. The Mental Capacity Act 2005 outlines what should happen if someone is unable to make a decision for themselves.
Independence and Active Support
We know how important it is to help your loved one not only maintain their skills but also develop new ones. Building skills boosts self-esteem and improves quality of life, as shown in the capable environments framework.
Keeping in Contact With Choice
At Choice, we truly appreciate your involvement, whether it’s supporting your loved one’s care (with their consent) or connecting with the wider community.
Respecting Choice and Freedom
This guide is here to help you understand how we support people in the least restrictive way possible, always aiming to protect their rights and choices.
Residential Living Easy Read
This Easy Read resource explains residential living in clear, simple words with helpful pictures. It tells you what residential living is and what it is like to live with Choice. This guide helps you understand your choices and feel comfortable about where you live.
Supported Living Easy Read
This Easy Read resource explains supported living in clear, simple words with helpful pictures. It tells you what supported living is and how it can help you live more independently. You can learn about the support you might get, how to choose where you live, and who can help you make decisions.
Transitions Easy Read
This easy read will give you guidance on how we will support you when transitioning from children to adult services. Everything is written in clear, easy-to-understand language, with simple pictures and short sentences to help you find the information you need.
Our goal is to help you feel confident and prepared when taking your next steps. Whether you’re a young person starting your transition, a family member or a professional, this guide will provide you with the support you need.
Supported Living Guide
Discover our Supported Living Guide to learn more about our personalised support and how we can empower you to live independently.
Referrals Process Easy Read
This easy read explains how our referrals process works, how we can support you through the process and what you can expect.
Residential Living Guide
Discover our Residential Living Guide to learn how our personalised care and supportive homes empower people to lead the lives they want to live in a welcoming, safe environment.