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Combining expert therapeutic techniques with plain old TLC, Country Care helps children to get back on their feet so they can make great things happen.
Combining expert therapeutic techniques with plain old TLC, Country Care helps children to get back on their feet so they can make great things happen.
Combining expert therapeutic techniques with plain old TLC, Country Care helps children to get back on their feet so they can make great things happen.
Combining expert therapeutic techniques with plain old TLC, Country Care helps children to get back on their feet so they can make great things happen.
Country Care has over 20 years of experience in providing specialist bespoke placements to young people across it range of therapeutic children’s homes, presently having space for 11 young people across several provisions. We provide therapeutic care to a range of looked after young people aged from 8-18.
Country Care has two Equine Assisted Facilitators who are full time members of staff. They are qualified through Equine Assisted Qualifications to deliver Equine Assisted Learning sessions either on a 1:1 basis or with small groups of up to 4.
As an organisation all of our homes provide care, therapy and accommodation within warm therapeutic environments. Each home has its own specially trained staffing teams who are experts in therapeutic parenting techniques, offering young people real hope for the future.
Our programme of independent life skills are not only included within the day to day structure of the home but at The Meadows, are also incorporated into the School day with certified qualifications covering aspects of Independence ranging from Preparation For Working Life, Home Economics to Personal and Social Education.
Country Care has over 20 years of experience in providing specialist bespoke placements to young people across it range of therapeutic children’s homes, presently having space for 11 young people across several provisions. We provide therapeutic care to a range of looked after young people aged from 8-18.
Country Care has two Equine Assisted Facilitators who are full time members of staff. They are qualified through Equine Assisted Qualifications to deliver Equine Assisted Learning sessions either on a 1:1 basis or with small groups of up to 4.
As an organisation all of our homes provide care, therapy and accommodation within warm therapeutic environments. Each home has its own specially trained staffing teams who are experts in therapeutic parenting techniques, offering young people real hope for the future.
Our programme of independent life skills are not only included within the day to day structure of the home but at The Meadows, are also incorporated into the School day with certified qualifications covering aspects of Independence ranging from Preparation For Working Life, Home Economics to Personal and Social Education.
At Country Care, positive outcomes for young people have always been a priority and we have demonstrable success in helping young people to overcome their difficulties in order to achieve in all aspects of their lives. Some of our former residents are now at university, others have left the care system and have gone on to successfully live independently.
Country Care has a long history in meeting the needs of young people who come from chaotic backgrounds often with complex needs and histories. Such young people will have been identified as needing a period of residential care. During their stay, we assess and address their needs through planned activities, direct individual work and group work. All of our homes offer therapy, which is led by a Child Psychologist, the homes are able to offer as standard Dialectical Behavioural Therapy and Empathic Behaviour Management.
At Country Care, positive outcomes for young people have always been a priority and we have demonstrable success in helping young people to overcome their difficulties in order to achieve in all aspects of their lives. Some of our former residents are now at university, others have left the care system and have gone on to successfully live independently.
Country Care has a long history in meeting the needs of young people who come from chaotic backgrounds often with complex needs and histories. Such young people will have been identified as needing a period of residential care. During their stay, we assess and address their needs through planned activities, direct individual work and group work. All of our homes offer therapy, which is led by a Child Psychologist, the homes are able to offer as standard Dialectical Behavioural Therapy and Empathic Behaviour Management.
We are an ‘Ofsted Outstanding Provider’