Page’s Orchard

We have several smaller registered community-based care homes are designed to meet the specific needs of the people with autism or who show behaviours that indicate autism, who may have complex needs.

Person centred planning and care packages enable individuals to live their lives in the way they want, supporting and encouraging independence through the development of life skills. They are supported by a range of staff, both on site and off.

These care homes, situated in the community, aim to:

Provide a structured environment for people with autism
Support and promote individuals’ health and well-being through effective care and person centred planning
Support service users to take part in social, leisure and educational activities and where appropriate seek employment
Support service users to maintain and develop their social and communication skills and work to meet their emotional and psychological needs

Support service users to take an active role in the running of their home
Support service users through person centred planning, promoting independence, equality and rights
Increase opportunities for service users to become active citizens in their community and to facilitate their inclusion into society
Provide support for people with a learning disability

Page’s Orchard is a three-bedroom registered care home in a community setting on the outskirts of Reading providing support for people on the autism spectrum or who show behaviours that indicate autism and who may have complex needs.