Care

We have 1-4 bed children’s homes across the North  West of England and in the Midlands,  where we can offer a truly  therapeutic, integrated service.

We pride ourselves on following a collaborative approach to support young people with some of the most complex needs in society.
Therapeutic residential care is delivered via an evidence based therapeutic model focused on Attachment, Regulation and Competency model: M-ARC model. All staff are trained to provide a safe, secure, attuned and psychologically informed home to all young people, to enable healing and growth

We have specially trained teams to support and develop young people with some of the following needs:

Social, emotional & behavioural difficulties
Sexualised behaviour, HSB
Self-harm
Missing from home
Gang association, CSE & CCE
Attachment needs and complex trauma

Chronic trauma & developmental difficulties
CSE involvement
Mental health
Substance misuse

Key aspects which we feel are crucial to the welfare of young people
and the safe and therapeutic environment they need are:

Established, experienced, well trained staff teams
Bespoke care packages, evidence based practice with measured outcomes.
Integrated care with in-house therapeutic team throughout the company
Restorative practice model  throughout the company

Prevent, Protect and Restore approach (PPR)
Collaborative ethos
Phased independence programme
Clearcare information management system to offer the social workers real time access to records

Personalised, integrated & committed

Our unique approach

The care, education and therapy services work closely together to ensure a truly integrated service with good communication via good communication, IT systems and internal multi-disciplinary placement planning meetings.

Meadows ethos is to give every young person the opportunity to fulfil their potential, enjoy new opportunities and remove barriers to success.

Our integrated therapeutic approach starts at the point of referral and is maintained throughout placement and into independence. Resilient and well trained staff are key to a safe and stable service.
care staff, clinical professionals and committed senior teachers gives Meadow’s young people every opportunity to succeed.

Our evidence based outcomes and monitoring tools measure a young persons journey and assists with the evolving care planning and forward thinking approaches for all our young people at any stage of their care journey.

We have 1-4 bed children’s homes across the North  West of England and in the Midlands,  where we can offer a truly  therapeutic, integrated service.

We have specially trained teams to support and develop young people with some of the following needs:

Key aspects which we feel are crucial to the welfare of young people
and the safe and therapeutic environment they need are:

Our Homes

Our unique approach

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Care

We have 1-4 bed children’s homes across the North West of England and in the Midlands, where we can offer a truly therapeutic, integrated service.

We have specially trained teams to support and develop young people with some of the following needs:

Key aspects which we feel are crucial to the welfare of young people and the safe and therapeutic environment they need are:

Our Homes

Our unique approach

International Women’s Day 2024

Come & work for us!

We have 1-4 bed children’s homes across the North  West of England and in the Midlands,  where we can offer a truly  therapeutic, integrated service.

Key aspects which we feel are crucial to the welfare of young people
and the safe and therapeutic environment they need are: