Selina’s Pet Fish Journey with Liaise at Willow Tree Lodge
This story comes from Selina, one of the people we support at Willow Tree Lodge in Basingstoke. Selina has lived at the home since October 2024 and recently shared her wish to have a pet. Here, she tells the lovely story of how she came to choose her pet fish. Planning for a Pet […]
Charlotte’s Move to Cornfields with Liaise: A Joyful New Beginning
Charlotte was assessed earlier this year, and it was clear she would be a perfect fit for Cornfields. She visited the home a couple of weeks later, which coincided with her birthday! Charlotte instantly loved the kitchen and her future bedroom. By the end of her visit, she told staff she would love to live […]
Riverside Haven: Supported Living in Lincolnshire
We’re delighted to introduce Riverside Haven, offering Supported Living in Lincolnshire. This newly refurbished home provides a welcoming, accessible environment for adults with learning disabilities, autism, or complex needs, with four self-contained apartments designed to promote independence and comfort. Riverside Haven combines a safe home with opportunities for engagement in the local community, making it […]
Upwell Lodge: New Supported Living in Cambridgeshire
We are thrilled to introduce Upwell Lodge, offering Supported Living in Cambridgeshire. This beautifully refurbished home provides four self‑contained apartments, designed to support adults with learning disabilities, autism, and other complex needs. Upwell Lodge combines a safe, welcoming environment with opportunities for independence and community participation, making it an ideal setting for those looking to […]
Autism Awareness Month at Crossbrook: Celebrating Inclusion and Creativity
This April, in recognition of Autism Awareness Month, Crossbrook Court & Cottage hosted a series of inclusive and joyful events designed to celebrate neurodiversity, promote understanding, and bring people together. Autism Awareness Month is a time when communities come together to raise awareness and encourage acceptance of autistic people and their strengths and experiences. […]