Rooted in ethics
Our approach is holistic and grounded in ethical practice. We place a strong emphasis on a safe, stable environment where children can feel secure and supported.
ABOUT UNITED CHILDREN
We’re here to help young people overcome difficulties, discover their strengths and build a future they can look forward to.
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OUR FOCUS
Our focus is specialised, trauma-informed residential care for children and young people experiencing emotional and behavioural challenges.
We recognise that young people may have experienced trauma, or have needs associated with ADHD or autism. Each young person has their own story, strengths and support needs.
Individualised care starts with understanding that whole picture. We aim to nurture resilience and provide support that looks beyond today, towards each young person’s future.
Every placement is considered individually through our referral process.
WHAT OUR APPROACH LOOKS LIKE
Our approach is holistic and grounded in ethical practice. We place a strong emphasis on a safe, stable environment where children can feel secure and supported.
Gardening, outdoor play and wildlife exploration offer opportunities to be active, connect with the surroundings and support emotional regulation.
Little Ash Farm has been carefully adapted to provide a warm, supportive environment for young people with emotional and behavioural difficulties.
ROOM TO EXPLORE. SPACE TO SETTLE.
Our semi-rural setting brings the outdoors into everyday life. There’s space for movement, discovery and quieter moments, alongside comfortable shared spaces indoors.
It’s an environment designed to support wellbeing and personal development, with care centred on the individual.
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We take time to understand each young person’s needs and experiences. Our referral process helps us assess whether we can offer the right environment and support.
Thoughtful placement planning is central to creating a stable, supportive home. Contact our team to discuss a potential referral and find out more about the process.
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