Services We Provide
HIBA Housing offers bespoke support packages for young people aged 16 and over. Our facility is strategically located, guaranteeing easy access to education and health services, as well as excellent public transport links for our young people.
Our homes provide 24-hour CCTV surveillance, WIFI and out-of-hours support services, always ensuring the safety and well-being of our residents.
The Staff at Rose House provide a nurturing and supportive environment for the young residents, promoting their personal growth and development.
Services We Provide
HIBA Housing offers bespoke support packages for young people aged 16 and over. Our facility is strategically located, guaranteeing easy access to education and health services, as well as excellent public transport links for our young people.
Our homes provide 24-hour CCTV surveillance, WIFI and out-of-hours support services, always ensuring the safety and well-being of our residents.
The Staff at Rose House provide a nurturing and supportive environment for the young residents, promoting their personal growth and development.
Rose House
Rose House
The concept of communal living at Rose House offers young people aged 16 and over a unique and supportive environment to make the transition towards independence. With shared access to a large garden, living room, kitchen, and bathroom, this accommodation option provides young people with the shared responsibilities and experiences that come with communal living, while also offering them the individualised support they need to thrive.
Upon entering Rose House, young people undergo a comprehensive needs assessment that informs the level of support they will receive during their stay. This personalised approach ensures that each resident’s specific needs and challenges are addressed, allowing them to receive the targeted support necessary for their growth and development. This level of individualised care is particularly beneficial for young people who require a high level of support as they work towards independence.
Rose House
The concept of communal living at Rose House offers young people aged 16 and over a unique and supportive environment to make the transition towards independence. With shared access to a large garden, living room, kitchen, and bathroom, this accommodation option provides young people with the shared responsibilities and experiences that come with communal living, while also offering them the individualised support they need to thrive.
Upon entering Rose House, young people undergo a comprehensive needs assessment that informs the level of support they will receive during their stay. This personalised approach ensures that each resident’s specific needs and challenges are addressed, allowing them to receive the targeted support necessary for their growth and development. This level of individualised care is particularly beneficial for young people who require a high level of support as they work towards independence.
Each resident at Rose House is allocated a key worker who provides regular support and guidance. This key worker plays a crucial role in the young person’s journey, offering personalised support, promoting development, and preparing them for independence. Additionally, regular key work sessions are scheduled for each resident, with specific packages arranged in advance with referring agencies. This ensures that the support provided aligns with the resident’s individual needs and goals.
The facility at Rose House includes an onsite office and counselling room, offering residents a safe and supportive environment for evidence-based support sessions. Staff members are trained to provide high levels of support and interventions for young people with complex needs, including mental health needs, substance misuse, challenging behaviour, and trauma recovery. This comprehensive support system ensures that residents have access to the resources and guidance necessary for their well-being and personal growth.
For young people with particularly complex needs, intensive support plans can be put in place, in addition to the provision of a 24-hour service, following confirmation with the referring agency. This level of flexibility and individualised support allows Rose House to cater to the diverse and specific needs of its residents, ensuring that each young person receives the support necessary for their success and well-being.