Priory St Brannocks

Cotswold Lodge is located in New Romney, in Kent. It offers residential support for eight men with a primary learning disability diagnosis, who may also be autistic.

Seabreezes supports up to six people with autism, learning disabilities, a mental health illness and epilepsy. We are also able to care for individuals who have dual diagnosis. We support and encourage people living at Seabreezes to make choices about all aspects of their lives, from the support they receive to the design of their bedroom. At Seabreezes, our dedicated staff team are here to support people 24 hours a day. People are able to express what level of support they require through their own person-centred plan. The plans are tailored to suit individual needs and enable all individuals to make their own choices about how they would like to be supported to achieve their targets, goals and future aspirations.

Seabourne House supports up to five adults with a learning disability and associated complex needs to develop the skills to live independently and as part of the local community. We encourage people to identify their aspirations and make their own individual choices about day-to-day living as well as their longer term goals. People living here provide feedback on the service through Priory Adult Care’s ‘Your Voice’ programme, which encourages individuals to voice their views about their service using the communication method that suits them best.