Business Details
16 Years
experience
Residential Care for Young Adults with Disabilities
Social Care Aspirations was established in April 2010 by Mrs Devkala Gurung, who brings over eleven years of experience in social care settings supporting diverse populations including the elderly and adults with severe learning disabilities. Our residential care home, Grosvenor House, specialises in providing tailored support for young adults with severe learning and physical disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, and complex needs. We prioritise a person-centred approach, fostering independence while ensuring safety, health, and emotional well-being.Our team of NVQ-qualified professionals collaborates with families, medical experts, and the community to create individualised care plans. We conduct rigorous initial assessments in residents' familiar environments to build trust and adapt support to evolving needs. Our values centre on dignity, compassion, and diversity, with a commitment to community engagement and continuous quality improvement. We operate with low staff-to-resident ratios, nurturing atmospheres, and innovative programs to empower residents to contribute meaningfully to society.
Services
Companion Cycling
Hydro-Pool Sessions
Sensory Activities
Community Outings
Friday Pub Dinners
Details
- Year established: 2010
Highlights and features
- NVQ-qualified staff with specialist training in disabilities
- Person-centred care plans reviewed regularly for evolving needs
- Community integration through local activities and partnerships
- Family involvement in assessments and care planning
- Low staff-to-resident ratios ensuring personalised attention
Services
Residential Care
Our residential care provides 24/7 support for young adults with severe disabilities, combining medical oversight with independence-building activities. We create individualised care plans focusing on physical health, emotional well-being, and social engagement. Residents benefit from structured routines and community integration opportunities tailored to their abilities.
Community Outings
Community outings include pub dinners, temple visits, and local walks to foster social connections and cultural engagement. These activities promote independence while ensuring safety through trained staff supervision. We tailor outings to residents' interests and mobility requirements.
Sensory Therapy
Sensory therapy sessions use controlled environments to enhance residents' cognitive and emotional development. Our facilities include sensory rooms with adaptive lighting, sounds, and textures to support relaxation and self-expression for individuals with autism and learning disabilities.
Hydro-Pool Sessions
Hydro-pool sessions provide low-impact physical therapy in controlled aquatic environments. These sessions improve mobility and muscle strength for residents with physical disabilities, supervised by trained care professionals to ensure safety and therapeutic effectiveness.
Transition Support
Transition support facilitates smooth moves from family homes or previous care settings through pre-admission assessments in familiar environments. We involve families and existing caregivers to maintain continuity while establishing trust with new residents.
People
Mrs Devkala Gurung
Founder
With over 11 years' experience in social care, Mrs Gurung established Social Care Aspirations in 2010. She specialises in supporting adults with severe learning disabilities and complex needs, developing person-centred care frameworks that prioritise dignity and independence.
Questions
What types of disabilities do you support?
We specialise in supporting young adults with severe learning disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, and physical disabilities requiring high-level care.
How are care plans developed?
Care plans are created through initial assessments in residents' current homes, involving families and medical professionals to ensure comprehensive, individualised support strategies.
Are community activities included?
Yes, we organise regular community outings including pub dinners, temple visits, and local walks to promote social integration and cultural engagement.
What staff qualifications do you have?
All staff hold NVQ Level 3 qualifications minimum, with managers qualified to NVQ Level 5. Team members receive ongoing training in disability care and emergency response.
How is family involvement managed?
Families participate in assessments and care reviews. We maintain regular communication channels and encourage ongoing family visits to support residents' emotional well-being.
