Visiting by appointment is facilitated, upon request. Visiting times, days of the week, can be flexible, accommodating clientele, however due to the nature of service & its complexities, ask that a booking is made in advance of you visiting.
Private carpark that is situated to the rear of the service also disabled access to the front & rear of the property with accessible ramps.
Dickley Court has a Review Score of 9.3 (9.345) out of 10, based on 5 reviews in the last 2 years.
Over all time Dickley Court has 5 reviews.
Attending has really helped her independence skills. She's built up a set of friends and keeps in contact with them whilst not staying. There are male/female carers and she has a good rapport with all. The Manager has been our first point of contact over the years as the Manager and is an absolute star!
Our daughter has complex needs and it's a huge relief to be able to leave her. It allows us time with our other daughter who likes an array of physical activities that we just couldn't do if we had our disabled daughter with us. Last time, they went Leeds Castle Xmas lights - our disabled daughter always feels sorry for us missing out and being at home!
Day-out trips are organised for our daughter amongst various other stimulating activities. Booking respite sessions is extremely flexible and met with, "what is best for you." The staff could not be any more accommodating, literally and figuratively. Now, each me we visit, our daughter pulls away from us and never looks back, she is at home there and so are we. We cannot recommend it any more.
The Review Score of 9.3 (9.345) out of 10 for Dickley Court is based on a) the Average Rating and b) the number of positive Reviews.
The maximum Review Score for a Care Home is 10, which is made up from the Average Rating of Reviews (maximum of 5 points) and the Number of Reviews (maximum of 5 points) in the last 24 months:
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Chloe Deeble-Rogers is currently the lead Director for Newington Manor Residential Centre. She holds a BA (Hons) degree in Psychology from Bristol University as well as a Post Graduate Diploma in Child Studies from Kings College. Chloe has significant experience working with adults and children with learning disabilities and has worked in a variety of roles and services within Symbol. She brings a high degree of pragmatism to Symbol. She is highly organised, has strong analytical skills and naturally ensures, encourages and embeds ongoing learning across the organisation. Chloe also has a very clear sense of what excellence should look like and leads with an authority that ensures others share this perspective and strive for it.
Florentina Dalton is currently the lead Director for developing the enterprise and employment arm of Symbol.
She graduated from Winchester School of Art with a BA in Fine Art. She has significant experience working with people with learning disabilities and played a key role in the development of Symbol's Day Opportunities (Hop Yard Services). She also has recognised expertise in developing and managing specialist support packages around people with complex behavioural needs. Florentina is highly creative and very intuitive.
She supports the organisation to be deeply person-centred in all its approaches and is also passionate about ensuring that all who receive support get the very best.
Tilly is the Director for Symbol UK and Creative Director for the Hopshed Theatre Company. A Speech and Language Therapist, Tilly is both an alumnus of Greenwich University and Chickenshed Theatre Company. Tilly established the Hopshed Theatre Company, Kent's first inclusive theatre, in 2013 and champions communication at the heart of every Symbol service, working in Symbol’s Down Syndrome Service and Work Employment Projects.
An avid advocate for disability rights, Tilly plays a significant role in the organisation for promoting positive changes for everyone she and Symbol support. A creative, forward-thinking and articulate communicator, Tilly is dedicated to inspiring and empowering communication rights for all and encouraging all at Symbol to be and do better than before.
Jade is the Manager of Dickley Court and leads the team at Short Breaks. With over twenty years in Social Care, Jade is passionate about person-centred care and maintains client focus so that all who stay at Dickley Court have the best experience and stay.
Janice Clark is the Senior Manager for Supported Living and Outreach Services. She is supported by a team of Support Workers who have a number of years of experience, formal training and qualifications in specialist areas of care.
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