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Darwin House
Darwin House
Darwin House
Wolverhampton
Wolverhampton
A specialist home for young people with mental health needs, offering intensive care and support to build life skills and independence.
A specialist home for young people with mental health needs, offering intensive care and support to build life skills and independence.
Statement of purpose
Darwin House, located in Wolverhampton, offers a unique service for children and young people who have complex mental health needs and associated behaviours. Our comprehensive multidisciplinary team has many decades of experience working with young people facing mental health challenges. Darwin House offers a range of containing, intensive, flexible, and skilled interventions to fill gaps in community and inpatient services. Our individualised, client-centred care planning is based on multidisciplinary assessments and interventions. The team also provides indirect support to education providers to manage daily behaviours, ensuring that each child’s needs are met.
Our vision for Darwin House is to provide the highest possible level of care in a homely, relaxed, and nurturing environment. We aim to help young people develop the academic, practical, social, and daily living skills needed to thrive and transition into adulthood. Darwin House creates an environment that offers a range of experiences and support mechanisms, allowing young people to live in the most independent community living setting appropriate to their needs.
Darwin House, located in Wolverhampton, offers a unique service for children and young people who have complex mental health needs and associated behaviours. Our comprehensive multidisciplinary team has many decades of experience working with young people facing mental health challenges. Darwin House offers a range of containing, intensive, flexible, and skilled interventions to fill gaps in community and inpatient services. Our individualised, client-centred care planning is based on multidisciplinary assessments and interventions. The team also provides indirect support to education providers to manage daily behaviours, ensuring that each child’s needs are met.
Our vision for Darwin House is to provide the highest possible level of care in a homely, relaxed, and nurturing environment. We aim to help young people develop the academic, practical, social, and daily living skills needed to thrive and transition into adulthood. Darwin House creates an environment that offers a range of experiences and support mechanisms, allowing young people to live in the most independent community living setting appropriate to their needs.
Case Study (Example):
R joined Darwin House in 2021, showing symptoms of psychosis after a hospital admission, alongside diagnoses of autism, ADHD, and global developmental delay. With a history of significant domestic violence impacting his emotional stability, R required a stable and secure environment. Through our comprehensive care program, R lost 2 stone in 6 months, developed healthy living strategies, and improved his social relationships and confidence. His educational achievements have been outstanding, with his writing being published in a book that will remain in the National Archives of the British Library.
Case Study (Example):
R joined Darwin House in 2021, showing symptoms of psychosis after a hospital admission, alongside diagnoses of autism, ADHD, and global developmental delay. With a history of significant domestic violence impacting his emotional stability, R required a stable and secure environment. Through our comprehensive care program, R lost 2 stone in 6 months, developed healthy living strategies, and improved his social relationships and confidence. His educational achievements have been outstanding, with his writing being published in a book that will remain in the National Archives of the British Library.
Ofsted quotes
• “Social workers are extremely positive about the nurture and well-planned care that staff give to their children and the progress they have made. They say children feel valued and listened to.”
• “The manager places children at the heart of their practice, and they promote a child-focused culture. The manager and deputy have an open-door policy to ensure that they are available to staff and to children.”
• “Social workers are extremely positive about the nurture and well-planned care that staff give to their children and the progress they have made. They say children feel valued and listened to.”
• “The manager places children at the heart of their practice, and they promote a child-focused culture. The manager and deputy have an open-door policy to ensure that they are available to staff and to children.”
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Get in touch with us
We are here to answer your questions and provide the information you need.
Feel free to reach out to us through the form below, or contact us directly.
Email: info@careperspectives.co.uk
Phone: 0121 289 5449
Address: Head Office
47 Morris Road
Leicester, LE2 6BR
Get in touch with us
We are here to answer your questions and provide the information you need.
Feel free to reach out to us through the form below, or contact us directly.
Email: info@careperspectives.co.uk
Phone: 0121 289 5449
Address: Head Office
47 Morris Road
Leicester, LE2 6BR
Get in touch with us
We are here to answer your questions and provide the information you need.
Feel free to reach out to us through the form below, or contact us directly.
Email: info@careperspectives.co.uk
Phone: 0121 289 5449
Address: Head Office
47 Morris Road
Leicester, LE2 6BR
