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Together for Mental Wellbeing stands against racism in all its forms - read our anti-racism commitment.
Together for Mental Wellbeing stands against racism in all its forms - read our anti-racism commitment.
Services offered:
Phone: 01553 776555
Email: jo-jones@together-uk.org
What is Boudicca Court
Boudicca Court is a Supported Housing Service comprising of sixteen flats all self-contained. The sixteen flats are across 4 blocks all contained within security gates that a fob is needed to gain entry (or to call through to the required flat/office), there is also Staff accommodation situated within one of the blocks and a staff office.
How is it staffed?
The Staff Team for all services are based at Boudicca Court. Boudicca Court is Staffed 24 hours a day, providing sleep-in cover and emergency Staff support out of normal office hours, the office is open from 7am to 1-pm and the staff sleep in from 10pm to 7am for emergencies. There are 16 members of staff, 1 Locality Manager, 1 Team leader, 8 Recovery Workers, 3 Peer Support Workers and 3 Intensive recovery Workers
How much support will I receive?
Boudicca Court is commissioned to provide an average of up to 11 hours support per person per. This will include direct and indirect support. The support received will depend on need and will be detailed in personal support plans.
What type of support do we offer?
The aim of all of the services is to assess and support people to work towards their chosen housing goal and have the opportunity to live as independently as possible in the future.
Staff can offer support to manage:
Who is the service for?
The service is for people from the age of 18 with mental health difficulties, who live in the Norfolk area. We can also offer support with issues such as alcohol and drug misuse, self harm and eating disorders but only if this is not the primary diagnosis or sole support need.
How long can I stay within the service?
We work to a maximum stay of 2 years, however, the length of time is led by the support needs of the individual and working on the housing assessment process. The aim will always be to support to live as independently as possible and to move on into the community.
Our Values
We will support to identify and build on individual’s strengths in order to promote recovery, and assist to achieve optimum level of independence. We work in partnership with our service users, their families, friends, and wider care teams to promote and maintain good mental health and well being. We offer a flexible and supportive service focused on need.
