The White House
The White House, established in 1994 is home to 8 young men and women with moderate to severe learning difficulties. It offers a unique chance for maximising development in an enjoyable life-enhancing environment.
The White House consist of two adjacent buildings. The larger house. number 91, accommodates five people who need intensive support and for whom and with whom individual and group programmes are created, consistent with personal choice and the dignity of adulthood.
The adjoining house, number 89, houses three residents who have the potential to live more independently. Staff provide discreet support as needed to afford residents the training and opportunity to learn to run their own lives and to do so with joy and satisfaction.