OUR HOMES

A Home That Feels Like Home

Each of our homes has been carefully designed to provide warmth, stability, and structure; a family-style setting where young people feel safe and supported.

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Heath Brow

Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire

Heath Brow is our flagship home. A warm, welcoming space in the heart of Hemel Hempstead where young people aged 7-17 can find safety, build relationships, and grow. Set in a residential area with easy access to schools, parks, and local leisure facilities, Heath Brow is designed to feel like exactly what it is: a home. Not an institution. Not a facility. A home.

CAPACITY

2 beds

AGE RANGE

Mixed, 7-17

STAFFING RATIO

1:1 minimum

REGISTERED MANAGER

Bianca McNally

PLACEMENT TYPES

Short-term & long-term placements

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Crabbe Farm

Harlow, Essex

Crabbe Farm will be our second home — a specialist therapeutic approach environment in Essex designed to support young people aged 7–17, with a particular focus on those with learning disabilities and complex needs.

Like Heath Brow, Crabbe Farm has been designed from the ground up to feel like a home. We are currently in the final stages of preparation and look forward to welcoming young people very soon.

CAPACITY

3 beds

AGE RANGE

Mixed, 7-17

STAFFING RATIO

1:1 minimum

REGISTERED MANAGER

Pete Dyer-Davies

SPECIALIST FOCUS

Learning disabilities, complex needs & independence support

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WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT

Designed Around the Child, Not the System

Calm, Welcoming Interiors

Personal touches and homely spaces — because where you live shapes how you feel.

1:1 Staffing Ratios

Every young person has consistent adult support, every single day.

Consistent Routines

Therapeutic environments built around predictability — the foundation of feeling safe.

Hobbies & Creativity

We actively encourage interests, hobbies, culture, and self-expression.

Emotional Safety First

An emphasis on belonging and emotional security, not just physical care.

Education at the Centre

We aim to support all our young people to reintegrate into education where necessary. Learning never stops.

DAILY LIFE

A Day in the Life

Routine and predictability are the foundations of feeling safe. Here’s a snapshot of a typical day.

Morning

A calm start: Staff are there to help with getting up, personal care, and preparing for the day ahead.

Breakfast

A proper meal together: Breakfast is a daily ritual, a chance to connect, chat, and start the day with something good.

School

Learning & growing: We support every young person to attend school or education provision, with transport arranged where needed.

After School

Time to decompress: Snacks, chat, and a gentle transition from the school day. No rush.

Activities

Your time, your choice: Clubs, sports, hobbies, or just chilling at home. Young people choose how they spend their free time.

Dinner

Family style, always: A shared meal. Cooking together, eating together, talking together. This is at our heart.

Evening

Wind-down time: TV, games, creative activities. Each young person has their own evening routine.

Bedtime

Safe, settled, cared for: Night staff are always present. Young people know they are never alone.

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Whether you’re a professional making a referral or want to learn more about our homes, we’d love to hear from you.

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