About the project
The Service supports up to five people in self-contained apartments, with a staff office, communal space and accommodation for sleep-in staff.
The Service provides Support to individuals to be as independent, active and as safe as possible, whilst promoting and protesting their human rights and affording them the very best quality of life.
There is one member of staff at the service at all times as well as a Service Manager.
Service is provided to people, developing and reviewing Support plans according to the needs of the individual.
The Abergorki service will work alongside other professionals, Mental Health and Substance Misuse services, Families, carers and other organisations to provide an outcome based service to promote well-being and recovery, which focuses on their needs, aspirations and priorities.
The Service will give the individuals opportunities to develop their independent living skills, and, when they are able, to move on to suitable accommodation.
Eligibility / Referral Process
All referrals will be made by Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council through their Integrated Assessment Process.
Referrals will normally be made by members of the Community Mental Health Team or Substance Misuse Teams.
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