Oxfordshire Support Service provides supported living services for adults who have learning disabilities or are autistic.

Provision is currently offered for 6 people living within a supported living scheme (offering 6 self-contained one-bedroom bungalows) in Banbury. This service is specifically designed to support people with learning disabilities or who are autistic to live and engage in their local community, as part of the ‘transforming care agenda’.

We aim to excel as a specialist provider of quality care and support, ensuring the people we support are at the heart of everything we do.

Our support enables people to make choices and express their individuality. Personalisation is not a tick box exercise for us, but is fundamental to how we deliver our mission every single day of the year.

"I’ve always been very impressed by you and your team’s commitment to the people you support. It’s fantastic to see people living in their own homes who otherwise would probably be in institutional care." A local commissioner

Clinical Assessment and Intervention Team 

Our Clinical Assessment and Intervention Team includes qualified Vision Rehabilitation Workers (sometimes also called 'ROVIs') and Behaviour Consultants with at least a Masters degree in Applied Behaviour Analysis. 

The Vision Rehabilitation workers play a vital role across SeeAbility and keep front and centre, SeeAbility’s commitment to supporting those with sight loss, as well as those with a diagnosis of learning disability or autism.

Where funded, Behaviour Consultants assess each person’s needs by completing a functional assessment, ongoing monitoring, and support. They use this to develop people's person-centred support using a Positive Behaviour Support framework. 

The Clinical Assessment and Intervention Team aim to increase individuals' quality of life, reduce unnecessary restrictions and teach functional skills. This means each person we support gets exactly the right kind of expert attention they need, when they need it, so they can make more choices about what they want from life every day. 

Visual Impairment Rehabilitation, offering:

• Functional vision assessments
• Training in mobility and orientation, communication and independent living skills
• Guidance about assistive technology, including advice and awareness training to staff and other professionals

Speech & Language Therapy, offering:

• Eating and drinking (dysphagia) assessments and guidance
• Support to develop communication skills

Supported living services are designed to meet daily living, social and personal care needs. These are arranged through a combination of one-to-one, two-to-one and shared support hours.

"Care planning is done in a thorough, evidence-based approach and gradually builds on advancing the life skills of the person." A health professional

Our facilities and accommodation

Oxfordshire Support Service operates from a registered office in Banbury, providing support for 6 people in a supported living scheme. Tenancies are available in 6 self-contained bungalows and all have access to a communal room and garden area. These properties have been designed specifically to meet the needs of people who are autistic.

Referrals

If you would like more information about being supported by SeeAbility now or in the future, email referrals@seeability.org

Contact

Leah Crew (Registered Manager)
l.crew@seeability.org

07925 644103