Blossom House is a modern purpose built residential and supported living home with seven bedrooms, including one double, which caters for young adults with learning difficulties, special needs and physical disabilities. Residents at the provision are supported and encouraged to make personal choices which affect their lives and are included in all group activities such as trips out and holidays away.
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Blossom House has a Review Score of 9.3 (9.290) out of 10, based on 4 reviews in the last 2 years.
Over all time Blossom House has 21 reviews.
I have been volunteering at Blossom House care home since April of this year... the staff are of high quality and respect every individual client that comes to blossom house. All the clients have a great bond with staff and others and enjoy doing dancing and singing and going to the park. I love this experience and glad I chose this place to get great experience. all staff works together ensuring clients get what they need.
Thank You Nicole much appreciated I am so glad that you have enjoyed your time with us here. This is what I like to hear that we are all here for everyone and that we are providing an excellent service. Many Thanks.
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Alexis has spent the last thirty years working in the care sector from support assistant in a school for children with learning difficulties, special needs, to managing a local authority care facility, and eventually in 2006 opening her own not-for-profit organisation called SCASS Ltd. at Blossom House. Alexis is the Director, Registered Manager and Safeguarding Officer for SCASS Ltd. and has qualified in Level 5 Diploma in Health and Social Care and Children and Young People’s Services (Children and Young People’s Management) (England). Alexis was recommended by one of her 'Mums' for outstanding work to carry the Olympic Torch in 2012, which endorsed the years of dedication and hard work that she has put into helping vulnerable young people
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