Anvil Close, Streatham, London
Anvil Close is located in Streatham, south-west London. It is a 15 minute walk from Streatham Common tube station and local shops.
- Anvil Close is home to ten gentlemen and one lady across four accessible flats, each home to three people.
- Each flat has a shared bathroom, living room, and kitchen/diner
- Available room is on the first floor, accessible by lift and sharing with two gentlemen in their 40’s/50’s
- Ensuite bathroom
- Accessible paved garden with raised flower beds
- Within walking distance of shops
- Use of adapted vehicle
CQC Rating: Good
Extracts from latest CQC Report 2022
- Staff demonstrated a good understanding of people's support needs but also about people's likes and dislikes, the things they enjoyed doing, their behaviours and how best to support them.
- Relatives told us they were happy with the way that staff provided support to their family members and that this was always carried out in a respectful and dignified manner.
- People told us that they were able to express their choices and lived their lives how they wanted.
- "People and relatives were happy with the culture within the service. One relative said: "I have good contact with staff and can phone and speak with [The registered manager] at any time."
- We observed warm, caring interaction between people and staff. One relative said: "The carers know what makes him happy."
- People were supported to participate in their chosen social and leisure interests on a regular basis. One relative said: "He loves art and goes to art class once a week." Another said: "They take him out for a ride which he really enjoys."
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