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Enriching new
potential within our residents
About Us
We are a specialised hospital avoidance admission service for young people with complex mental health conditions. We provide residential accommodation with onsite therapy support to ensure we meet the needs of our children and young people. We work closely with several Local Authorities across the UK, Child and Adolescent Mental Health teams, Integrated Care Boards, Health and Social Commissioners to avoid Tier 4 admissions by providing holistic care, support and education within the community.
Our Ethos.
We based our ethos on creating a new start for our young residents, to allow them to release their hidden talents and aspirations whilst effective transiting into early adulthood. We ensure they are able to vocalize themselves within a safe and secure environment that they can call home, as they form their own identifies.
Our ethos promotes recovery, progression and re-enablement through our supportive approaches to bloom self-belief within our resident as they achieve their aspirations towards education, training and employment. We offer constructive and realistic frameworks for their transition into early adulthood, whilst they learn to navigate health, social and well-being interventions.
Our supportive frameworks provide structure and consistency within daily routines along with the protection and relief from emotional hardship, to create positive experiences within our services. We uphold the local authority co-operate parental duty, the key principles of the Care Leavers Charter and governance of the Children’s (leaving care) Act 2002 and section 2 Children and Social work Act 2017.
We take care seriously
Our enrichment tree has its own philosophy in reflecting the disproportionate outcomes of care leavers. see our animation below describing our ideology.
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According to our reseach and Data regarding our users in care todate,Only 6% of care leavers go to University.
Nearly half of young men in custody have had experience within the care system
62% of car leavers have some form of mental health issues compared to just 10% of their peers
39% of care leaver aged 19-21 were not in education, employment or training compared to 12% of all 19-21 year olds.
One third of care leavers become homeless within the first two years of leaving
New Era Cares about those that are in care and we engage in support and ongoing guidance.
Helping those to grow in our care.
Have peace of mind knowing that any child or young person in New Era care their future is in good hands
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