Mowbray House - Young Foundations

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Thank you to all staff who have supported D through transition and how I wish he could take his team with him to next placement.

Social Worker

Mowbray House is a spacious detached property located in the heart of the market town of Crook. It caters for young adults 18 years of age onwards, who have a diagnosis of Autism, complex needs and communication difficulties.

Mowbray House offers spacious accommodation in a warm and inviting environment. The ground floor is home to a lounge, sitting room, utility room, kitchen, dining room and en suite bedroom.

Upstairs there are four bedrooms, a bathroom and a wet room. There is an activity centre with sensory room and a sensory garden.

At Mowbray House, we support, develop and empower the young people to enjoy their early adulthood, reach their full potential and achieve a positive sense of self-worth.
Our vision for people with autism is based on the principle that every individual has a positive contribution to make to society, to be a part of their community, and the right to control their own lives and have a real voice in the support they require to live a fulfilling and meaningful life.

It has been such a pleasure to visit the home over the years. Your team have demonstrated very clearly the thoughtful, creative and person centred hard work that you all put in to ensure O has the best possible life experiences.

Leaving Care Worker

CQC inspection report highlights:

We found there was an ethos of partnership working both internally and externally.
We saw that positive and enabling approaches were taken by the home to support people with learning needs.
We also witnessed staff observing people and showing patience and empathy when supporting people who were experiencing anxiety or distress.
A seamless service to people, promoting their well-being.
We found there was clear leadership, openness and transparency.
One parent said they were listened to and Welcomed in the home.

Thank you to all staff who have supported D through transition and how I wish he could take his team with him to next placement.

CQC inspection report highlights:

We found there was an ethos of partnership working both internally and externally.

We saw that positive and enabling approaches were taken by the home to support people with learning needs.

We also witnessed staff observing people and showing patience and empathy when supporting people who were experiencing anxiety or distress.

A seamless service to people, promoting their well-being.

We found there was clear leadership, openness and transparency.

One parent said they were listened to and Welcomed in the home.