residential care homes
We offer residential care homes for neurodiverse adults and those with neurodevelopmental disabilities. We also support conditions such as autism, complex health and mental health needs, physical disabilities and sensory impairments as secondary needs.
Our residents receive the appropriate support according to their needs, where they can enjoy being part of a community. All of our homes offer a warm, supportive environment where Jewish values are at the heart of daily life. Our person centred support enables people to live the life of their choosing.
You can contact us
Email: referrals@norwood.org.uk
Phone: 020 8809 8809 (Mon – Thu: 9am – 5.30pm, Fri: 9am – 1pm)
Current Residential Care Vacancies
woodcock dell
Kenton
This purpose-built property supports a maximum of eight residents with profound neurodevelopmental disabilities, mobility needs, complex health needs and epilepsy. The home is fully accessible for wheelchair users, with an internal lift, en-suite facilities, sensory room, lounge, and dining room.
Vacancies
2
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Carlton Avenue
Kenton
This purpose-built property supports a maximum of eight residents with profound neurodevelopmental disabilities, Cerebral Palsy and epilepsy. It is a safe and secure gated property with an internal lift, en-suite facilities, sensory room, lounge, dining room and off-street parking.
Vacancies
1
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The Elms
Berkshire
A cosy and warm home that has communal areas for socialising and good sized rooms so everyone has space to themselves. The first floor is accessible with a lift. All communal bathrooms have assistive baths and/or walk in showers to support older residents with moderate neurodevelopmental disabilities.
Vacancies
1
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Tikvah
Berkshire
Tikvah is based across two buildings, both of which provide person centred and proactive support for individuals with autism and complex needs. In addition to the bedrooms, each of the two buildings also offers a communal lounge, dining room and kitchen.
Vacancies
1
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How can we make a referral?
Anybody can make an enquiry with regard to individuals to our residential homes. However we normally expect a full referral to be made via a professional within a Council or from a Health Service. These will include: social worker, case worker, brokerage or discharge teams, GPs, Consultant, social worker for the Trust, Bed Management Team, Discharge Team etc.
The person might be also referred by other charities, however the cost for residential placement is usually funded by a professional body.
How much does a Residential Placement cost?
Costs are entirely dependent upon the individual’s needs. Guideline costs can be provided, however please contact us with as much information as possible so we can try and provide an estimate.
Norwood would need to carry out an assessment on the individual to ascertain if we would be able to support them and to what level.
What are the homes like?
Norwood offers warm, supportive environments where Jewish values are at the heart of daily life. Our person centred support enables people to the live the life of their choosing.
How long does this process take?
At Norwood, we aim to take the shortest amount of time possible, but this is dependent on individual circumstances. In order to speed the process up, we need as much information as possible on the person, as well arranging and carrying out assessments, obtaining funding approval and finally facilitating a planned move-in date.
Where are Norwood’s services?
We offer residential homes in North London and Berkshire, suitable for neurodiverse adults and/or adults with neurodevelopmental disabilities.
Why choose us?
Established in 1795, Norwood is the Jewish community’s oldest charity and has had Royal Patronage since 1815.
We support and empower neurodiverse children and their families and people with neurodevelopmental disabilities to live their best lives.