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Richardson Partnership for care - Residential care for people with brain injuries and learning disabilities in the midlands

working together for a better quality of life


Brain injury learning disability residential care for clients with brain injuries and learning disabilities Northampton

Welcome to the Richardson Partnership for care

Specialist Residential Care Homes for Adults with Acquired Brain Injuries
or Learning Disabilities

This web site has been carefully created to be informative and enjoyable and most importantly user friendly. Each page is deliberately typed in large font for ease of use, we have also created highlighted icons that can be seen by hovering over key words to assist you even further. As a company we recognise the importance of feedback and welcome your opinions to help us improve the services we offer.

We can be contacted in various ways via our "contact page"

Our aim is to enable our service users to realise their potential, with respect to the issues listed here. We are committed to providing opportunities for social integration and community participation, through which individuals can develop life skills and relationships.

We provide a needs-led service, in which each of our service users are valued as an individual. However, within this "open" style of care and management, we maintain clearly-defined standards and principles to ensure consistency and continuity of care.

An integrated process, from referral to ongoing support. (Our standards are implemented to provide an environment which offers emotional support within an atmosphere of acceptance.) Our person-centred planning is based around an integrated process of user lead, assessment, intervention/non-intervention, monitoring and review. The process begins at the referral stage, with extensive reports and assessments of social history, psychological and psychiatric conditions and other factors, including future aspirations and needs.

Following admission, we make a formal, detailed assessment, upon which a specific personalised care and development regime can be based. Where appropriate, family members and existing social networks are consulted and involved in the assessment process.