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Specialist Supported Living / Domiciliary Care

Some of our homes are registered with the Care Quality Commission and regular inspection reports are available on the Care Quality Commission website...

We provide support for people from self-contained flats in shared accommodation with communal areas with the levels of staff determined by the individuals who live there. Staff can be shared to enable a higher overall level of support. This type of support is especially cost effective and flexible for people who want less support.

 

For people who are supported through Supporting People funding we have Steady State Contracts with Local Authorities and are required to adhere to a Quality Assessment Framework.

 

However a person chooses to get their support from the Trust we believe in an individual, personal approach. Providing sensitive support at the level determined by each individual’s need. We use person centred approaches and work with each person to find the right balance of positive aid for maximum independence, choice and determination. We believe that each person can tell us what they want in their own home and we work hard to ensure that we have all the mechanisms in place to make sure we hear what people tell us whatever their method of communication.

 

We appreciate the benefits as well as the drawbacks in sharing or not sharing accommodation, especially for people with autism and we work to address the issues for individuals around sharing resources and also those around isolation and loneliness.

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​For more information about our Independent Living Accommodation please see below:​

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Wayfield

 

Wayfield Road in Chatham has five self-contained flats. The people who live in the flats purchase their own

staff support to meet their individual personal needs.The property is split into two distinct sites.

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One site has four flats with communal entrance hall, meeting room and garden. The second site is a larger flat

with its own entrance and garden. Domiciliary Care provided at Wayfield Road is registered with the Care Quality Commission under our Head Office Address of 14 High Street Brompton, Gillingham. 

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The Kent Autistic Trust - 14 High Street

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Date - 19th August 2016

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Butlers Park Way

 

Butlers Park Way in Strood is our most recent development, which opened at the end of 2010. It is a self-contained block of six flats with a communal area. There are two, two-bedroom flats and four one-bedroom flats. 

 

It is similar to Wayfield Road in that the people living at Butlers Park Way purchase their own staff support in accordance with their own needs.

 

Domiciliary Care provided at Butlers Park Way is registered with the Care Quality Commission under our Head Office Address of 14 High Street Brompton, Gillingham. 

 

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The Kent Autistic Trust - 14 High Street

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Date - 19th August 2016

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Albatross Avenue

Albatross Avenue is one independent living flat within a block in Strood, Kent and is owned by MHS. 

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Perry's Close

Perry’s Close is another purpose built home which opened in May 2004. It is a six bedded detached home of modern design, situated on a small development in Faversham and close to all the town’s amenities. The home is owned by Optivo and is managed by the Trust.

 

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The Kent Autistic Trust - 9 Perry's Close

CQC overall rating

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Date - 1st April 2016

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1a Hommersham

1a Homersham is a brand new purpose built Supported Living unit in Canterbury, Kent which opened in July 2017.  Homersham is near many amenities and not far from Canterbury City Centre.  This building is owned and run by the Trust and comprises of 3 self contained units and 3 ensuites.

 

Albatross Avenue is one independent living flat within a block in Strood, Kent and is owned by MHS. 

Beaver Lane

Beaver Lane is a purpose built home which provides support from four single bedrooms and two self-contained flats. It is situated within 5 minutes’ walk of Jemmett Road and 10 minutes walk from Ashford town centre. Beaver Lane is owned by Southern Housing Group (SHG) and is managed by the Trust.

 

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The Kent Autistic Trust - 118 Beaver Lane

CQC overall rating

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Date - 6 December 2016

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River Drive

This home is a purpose built six bedded house situated in Strood, Kent.

The house is designed on two storeys with five bedrooms on the ground floor with direct access to the garden and 3 bedrooms on the upper floor. It is within easy walking distance of local shops and leisure amenities. This home is owned by Hyde In-Touch Housing Association and managed by the Trust.

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The Kent Autistic Trust - 52a River Drive

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Date - 15th March 2018

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The Close

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The Close is a six bedded Victorian semi-detached home converted for residential use. It is in the historic town of Rochester-upon Medway in a quiet street within five minutes walking distance the main High street. The house is close to an adult education centre and leisure amenities. This house is owned by Hyde In-Touch Housing Association and managed by the Trust.

 

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The Kent Autistic Trust - 30 The Close

CQC overall rating

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Date - 28th October 2016

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Curlew Cresent

This home is a purpose built six-bedded detached house in Strood. Two bedrooms are situated on the ground floor. It is within ten minutes walking distance of the town with easy access to public transport. This house is owned by Hyde In-Touch Housing Association and managed by the Trust.

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The Kent Autistic Trust - 11a Curlew Crescent

CQC overall rating

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Date - 21st June 2017

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Jemmett Road

Jemmett Road provides six bedded accommodation in a purpose built house within the community. The home is in the same road as an adult education centre and public transport. Ashford town centre is within 10 minutes’ walk. This house is owned by Hyde In-Touch Housing Association and managed by the Trust.

 

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The Kent Autistic Trust - 165 Jemmett Road

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Date - 1st April 2016

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