The Pavilion Project (Adult LDD Day Service Provision)
The service has been set up to support individuals with their personal development during times when they are not in college, work placements or community provision. It is our aim to work with education establishments, families and carers to help further develop established skills.
Through a range of practical activities and social inclusion we aim to ensure the client has the opportunity to explore their own potential.
Core sessions include:
- Art & crafts
- Cooking
- Healthy lifestyles
- Sports & Fitness
- Gardening
- ICT
- Enterprise Schemes
- Voluntary work
By providing core activities we will endeavour to provide service users with the tools to experience new possibilities and opportunities, whilst building on their personal strengths and helping them to develop new or maintain existing skills. Although principal activities are offered, individuals will have the autonomy to make choices about activities that they would like to try and take part in and time will be spent listening to the each person. We believe it is important to find out what each person has done, what they are currently doing and what they would like to do in the future. By building on past experiences the service user will relate their activity choices to their current interests.
By introducing clients to new experiences with us, we will assist them in adapting to change. They will be encouraged to be proactive at all times and supported to self-assess their development. This will help them to recognise their individual and team achievements and identify areas for further development.
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- Lorna Robinson
- Contact Position
- Service Manager
- Telephone
- 07966 032 268 07966 032 268
- Website
- thepavilionproject.co.uk/.../index.html
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- http://www.facebook.com/ThePavilionProject
- http://twitter.com/SayHelloAtTPP
- Notes
A pack lunch & drink in a reusable bottle will be required for lunch. Additional drinks will be provided throughout the day. All dietary needs must be specified for cooking & baking activities.
Individuals will need to bring or wear a sports kit on a daily basis. A waterproof coat, sun hat & sunscreen is a necessity & will be required in the spring/summer months. Warm winter clothing will be required during the colder months. Where required for personal care needs, a change of clothing must be provided.
Where to go
- Name
- The Pavillion Project
- Address
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C/O Bowdon Vale Cricket Club
Priory Street
Bowdon
Altrincham
- Postcode
- WA14 3BH
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- Notes
To ensure that individuals have a choice and are involved in a fulfilling activity the core day sessions will be limited to 20 service users per day. During the college holdiays we will offer provision to individuals who are transitioning through edcuation into day service & this will be dependent on need & availability.
Additional respite hours may be considered and negotiated. Respite will be offered with the traditional home from home service being replaced by domicillary home care, day trips e.g. taking part or watching sports events, picnics or other suggested activities relevant to the individual's interests & choices.
Time / Date Details
- When is it on
- Our core days are Monday to Friday between the hours of 9.30 & 3.30 pm. Additional activities may be offered at weekends or on bank holidays.
Who is it for?
- Ages
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- 18+
- Supporting People With
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- Learning disability
- Mental health
- Autistic Spectrum
- Communication
- Profound or Multiple Needs
- Hearing impairment
- Visual impairment
- Eligibility Details
An assessment of need will be completed after the initial meeting & greeting has taken place. A free taster session will be offered to help with the assessment & transition process. The Pavilion Project provides day service provision for adults with learning disabilities/difficulties who are over the age of 18. To ensure that the service meets the needs of individuals, any current EHC, Care Plans or other relevant information must be disclosed & shared with the Service Manager. Transition sessions may be agreed with families, education or other providers to ensure that a person feels comfortable joining the service. A baseline/initial assessment will be completed within the first 6 months & once this is completed a support plan & risk assessment will be put in place, enabling staff to support individuals in the most appropriate & beneficial manner.
Accessibility
- Details
The Pavilion Project is based in a cricket club within a beautiful setting. We have a small disabled toilet but we are currently unable to meet the needs of those who have complex & profound needs or those where extensive personal care is required. We currently do not have wheelchair access.
Costs
- Details
- £59.07 for group core day sessions. An extra £4 a week will be required towards external fitness & coaching, cooking/baking costs. Additional support needs & cost will be negotiated prior to attendance. There is no additional charge for transport but there is limited availability and any requirements must be negotiated prior to attendance. There is an additional weekly cost of £4 towards external fitness & £2 towards baking or cooking sessions. This will be agreed prior to attendance & dependent on individual need. Service users to bring packed lunch & drink. Additional hot & cold drinks will be provided throughout the day.
Availability
- Referral Required?
- No
- Referral Details
Referrals can be made by social workers, teachers & health care professionals. Recommendations can be made by parents or carers. Self referrals are welcomed.
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