Safespaces For Women is a home in the Great Sutton area of Ellesmere Port, which can accommodate 5 residents. Care can be provided for those with mental health needs. Safespaces For Women also offers the following short stay services; respite care. Safe space for women is a residential 5-bedded specialist mental health unit which provides support for people who have mental health needs who require support to carry out their daily needs. The model encourages a therapeutic environment via a “family life” environment. There is RMN input into the service and social worker input via the planned care and floating RMN support is available depending on individual needs. Care is bespoke for women only and trauma informed based on preadmission assessments which are continually updated.
Staff:
1 registered manager (RMN)
1 clinical/non-clinical lead (AMHP/SW)
1 social prescriber
2 senior support workers
2 support workers
2 support workers retained in a ‘zero-hours’ (bank) capacity.
1 part time cleaners
There is an off-site maintenance team
An accountant, legal team and back office staff.
Safe Space for women provides support/care for female adults with mental health problems and complex needs who are stable and able to work towards controlling aspects (or all) of their own lives. We can provide support packages for different levels of need which will be agreed upon following preadmission assessment. To enable us to vary the level of care we provide we are registered as a care home with CQC. We are a new care home and have not yet had an initial CQC inspection but are working towards being an excellent specialist provider in the local area. We are registered to provide nursing but we do not provide 24 hour nursing care. More nursing support in decision making, care planning and assessment of needs. RMNs are accessible via the on call system 24 hours a day and support teams are onsite via a rota 24 hours a day.
The company currently operates in the location of Ellesmere port and will provide accommodation with personal care for 5 service users in community housing