We asked local residents, our staff and partner organisations what was important to them:
“Having the control over my own life and self-determination – with the appropriate support.”
“Being able to engage in the community, to be an active part. Not to be marginalised and seen as a burden on society. To be given the support to lead a normal, active and fulfilling life.”
“No one-size fits all – true diversity means not treating everyone the same because we’re not the same – we are working with human beings – individuals.”
“Being truly part of the wider community engaging with a range of people and cultures and participating in activities they enjoy.”
Read more about what’s important to us and our residents in the full Vision document
