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THE PARKVIEW SOCIETY

 

 

Recognising the increased importance of services delivered directly within the community, we have been developing the support we provide to enable more people with a range of vulnerabilities to maintain independence in their own homes.  

The Society is a not for profit voluntary organisation, which has been operating in Devon and Torbay for nearly 30 years.  The Society’s residential care activities are regulated by CQC and local Supporting People Teams regulate areas of some outreach work.

The expansion of our Community Support Services has been built on the good reputation the Society has earned in its residential care and supported housing services for clients with either mental health problems or learning difficulties. 

“I prefer to live by myself, but I need a bit of a hand sometimes when I’m not feeling so good”

WHAT WE CAN OFFER

Our community staff are experienced, comprehensively trained and subject to appropriate Criminal Records Bureau, Protection of Vulnerable Adults checks and reference procedures on appointment.

The team currently deliver services on behalf of the Torbay Care Trust, Devon Partnership Trust, Devon Adult and Community Social Services and Devon and Torbay Supporting People.

The team of approximately 30 staff are supporting over 200 clients in the community at any one time. In addition to work contracted by health and local authorities, an increasing number of clients with their own personal budgets and private funds, directly contact the Society to purchase the specific services they require at home.

“Its great that Mum is getting the chance to get out and about more and meeting new people”

Based on existing services we offer a range of support to individuals including monitoring and supporting emotional well being, assistance with accessing services, personal and financial organisation, encouraging personal and domestic hygiene, travel and recreational activities.

Visits by our friendly staff offer the reassurance of a ‘helping hand’ – someone who is keen to listen and give whatever support is necessary and appropriate.

On occasion, our input gives family members and carers the opportunity to take some ‘time-out’ for themselves, on either a regular or flexible basis.

In cases where illness has led to severe deterioration in home living conditions, the team has experience of co-ordinating the ‘clean-up’ process on behalf of Care teams and Environmental Health.

Our aim is to encourage and promote client’s independence and self-confidence, moving on to greater self-sufficiency wherever possible.

Support will be defined via assessment and will contribute and complement any available Support/Care Plan a client may be working towards with their CPN/Care Manager/other agencies.

The Society’s staff team have a broad range of experience, including working with: 

clients with mental health issues
clients with learning difficulties
vulnerable clients with associated physical and sensory issues (including ABI)
vulnerable/isolated elderly  
domestic violence cases
clients with drug and alcohol dependency
the homeless
vulnerable young people (18+)  
offenders

  

“Sometimes juggling the shopping, bills, rent and benefit claims can be tricky! I just need a bit of help now and again to keep on top of it”.

Any services we provide will be based around individual need within a quality framework. Therefore charges for services will be made with regard to the actual service provided. 

The team undertakes work that can range from one-off interventions to long-term support for some clients.

The team also have a mini-bus and two people carriers available to provide more social/recreational activities for groups of clients, as and when required.

“A helping hand and support, was just what I needed, I’m now more confident about doing things by myself”.

 

COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES

SOUTH DEVON


“A helping hand and support, when YOU need it !”
 

If you are interested in finding out more about our Community Support Services please contact our team.

Community Services are based at:

20 Roundhill Road, Livermead, Torquay, TQ2 6TH
Tel. and Fax: (01803) 607960
Mobile: 07876 597269
Email: css@parkviewsociety.org.uk
www.parkviewsociety.org.uk

Parkview Society Registered Office:

35a Highweek Village, Highweek, Newton Abbot, TQ12 1QG
Email: email@parkviewsociety.org.uk
www.parkviewsociety.org.uk

COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES

“A helping hand and support, when YOU need it !”

 

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 Home        Our Accommodation and Services    Community Support Services (South Devon)

 New Development Opportunities  

Recent Developments (2010/11 Annual Report) 

   Service Aims               

Training Courses & Meeting Room Facilities in Newton Abbot  

Looking For Accommodation Placement/Services?  CURRENT STAFF VACANCIES

Guide to Membership     Organisation Chart  

 

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Last modified: June 22, 2011