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Our Philosophy

In line with the Children Act 1989/2004, Care Standards Act 2000 and associated regulations and guidance, the Home will endeavour to provide a high quality therapeutic, caring, safe and structured environment for all children and young people whilst they remain in our care.

 

Our Principle Objectives

  • To create and maintain an environment conducive to a sense of security and change.
  • To offer consistent therapeutic treatment programmes based upon meeting holistic needs as considered appropriate.
  • To provide stability for the physical, emotional, cultural, spiritual and social needs of the young people.
  • To provide appropriate support to young people in preparation for their next placement.
  • To provide stimulating, structured and individual packages of activities that will encompass a programme of social and personal life skills.
  • To support encourage and strengthen family links, where appropriate.
  • To ensure that young people's educational needs are met and that they have the opportunity to achieve their educational potential.
  • To promote the development of self control.
  • To promote the development of self-awareness and accountability for actions.
  • To promote the development of self worth and a positive self image.
  • To promote an active recognition of young people's rights.
  • To promote policies of Equal Opportunities and anti discriminatory practices.
  • To promote positive relationships with other agencies in order to help provide a framework for interagency co-operation.


Positive Outcomes

The five outcomes detailed in Every Child Matters are considered key to well-being in childhood and later life and these are encompassed within Mayford Road Children’s Home’s aims and objectives. These are:

  • Be healthy.
  • Stay safe.
  • Enjoy and achieve.
  • Make a positive contribution.
  • Achieve economic well-being


We also offer

  • Comprehensive assessment/placement plans.
  • Focus on every child matters – Positive outcomes.
  • Close working relationship with placing authorities.
  • A range of leisure pursuits and interests.
  • Competitive fee structure