Case Studies

Emily receives invaluable support from the comfort of her own home where her daily person-centred care is tailored to her unique needs and preferences. Through meaningful interactions and engagement, Emily is not just a recipient of care; she is an active participant in her local community, drawing on the principles of person-centred support that prioritise her individuality and choices. This collaborative effort helps to create a nurturing environment that empowers Emily to thrive both at home and in her wider community.

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An outing Emily particularly enjoyed: 

Emily spent a delightful afternoon at Colchester Zoo where her unique preferences and interests were at the forefront of her experience. With a dedicated support worker by her side, she was encouraged to explore the exhibits that captivated her the most, including the cheeky monkeys and playful penguins. Person-centred support was integral to her visit, as her companion ensured that Emily’s sensory needs were met, allowing her to engage fully with her surroundings. Together, they created a schedule that allowed for breaks when needed, ensuring that Emily felt comfortable and empowered throughout the day. This thoughtful approach not only fostered her confidence but also made the zoo visit a memorable adventure tailored just for her.