About Polarity Care
At Wren House, we are not just a care provider; we are a dedicated partner in each young person's journey, committed to instilling values of compassion, respect, and kindness while empowering them to become confident, successful, and compassionate individuals who contribute positively to society.
Wren House, with its unwavering commitment to the welfare and growth of young individuals, encapsulates a wide array of support services tailored to their unique needs. Here, we believe that every young person deserves the opportunity to thrive and reach their full potential. Our Polarity Care services include the following essential components:
List of Services
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Residential Care:List Item 1
Wren House is dedicated to creating a therapeutic environment that caters to the unique needs of all our young people. To achieve this, we have assembled a team of highly qualified professionals with extensive experience in crisis intervention and leaving care provisions.
Our staff members are well-versed in delivering support through the application of the PACe Model, an evidence-based approach known for its effectiveness in providing care and guidance to young individuals.
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Emotional Support and CounselingList Item 2
Within the 12-week clinical assessment, Professional therapists are available to assist young people in processing their emotions, coping with trauma, and developing healthy coping mechanisms. This can be crucial for their overall well-being.
A 12-week clinical assessment can be offered depending on the support package chosen.
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Healthcare and Medical ServicesList Item 4
Regular medical check-ups, vaccinations, and ready access to healthcare professionals are essential for safeguarding the physical well-being of children within our household. This encompasses both routine healthcare maintenance and the timely management of any specialised medical requirements.
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Recreational and Extracurricular Activities
Our commitment is to create an extraordinary environment that fosters the growth of children through engaging in play, sports, arts, and a myriad of recreational activities. These opportunities are a gateway to nurturing their social skills, cultivating unwavering self-confidence, and embarking on an exhilarating journey of self-discovery and exploration of their passions.
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Cultural and Spiritual Support
Recognising and respecting a child's cultural and religious background is imperative in creating a supportive and inclusive environment.
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Family Reunification or Alternative Permanency Planning
In some cases, the goal is to reunite the child with their biological family. In others, it may involve finding a permanent alternative, such as adoption or legal guardianship.
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Advocacy and Legal Support
Polarity Care collaborates closely with legal experts to safeguard the rights and well-being of the child.
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Therapeutic Interventions
Some children may require specialised therapeutic interventions, such as play therapy, art therapy, or other evidence-based approaches, to address specific emotional well-being or behavioral challenges.
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Transition Planning
During their placement, children and young people will gain essential life skills and knowledge relevant to their age and needs, supporting their future independent living. If transitioning to independent living is proposed upon leaving our facility, a Pathway Plan will be collaboratively developed with their Placing Authority - Leaving Care Team at the appropriate age, and copies will be provided to all relevant parties. Prior to their move, our staff will partner with the Placing Authority to deliver a comprehensive outreach support package.
We've introduced the 'Independence Booklet' program, which assesses independence-related skills and knowledge. The young people will receive support to complete tasks and scenarios preparing them for life outside Wren House.
Additionally, our team includes qualified staff with extensive experience in the leaving care sector."
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Education and Skill BuildingList Item 3
At Wren House, we believe it is paramount that education is of importance in a young person's life. We understand that some young people who come to stay with us may not currently have access to formal education.
While Wren House is not a registered school, we are committed to upholding the right to education for all children and young people. We recognise the life-enriching and empowering potential of education and view qualifications as a pathway for expanding opportunities.
Each young person within our care is treated as an individual, and their educational needs are assessed accordingly. Our goal is to reintegrate all our young people into educational settings.
The Wren House team firmly believes that every child and young person in our care should have equal access to educational opportunities and should not face academic or social disadvantages. Some may have experienced negative educational experiences, affecting their self-esteem and learning provision. We work diligently to ensure that referring authorities actively collaborate with Wren House staff and local educational authorities before placement
Polarity
In psychology, polarity can refer to the extreme ends of a spectrum of emotions or attitudes. For example, love and hate, happiness and sadness, or optimism and pessimism represent polar opposites. Understanding each element and bringing balance.
Children's Home Services
The overall aim of children's home services is to provide a stable, nurturing, and supportive environment that allows children to heal, grow, and thrive, despite the challenges they may have faced in their early lives. Each child's unique needs and circumstances are taken into account to provide tailored care and support.
Our mission
Our mission is to provide a secure, nurturing, and affectionate haven for children in need, fostering an environment where they can not only grow and thrive but also unleash their full potential. We are unwavering in our commitment to cultivate a homely ambiance that champions stability, security, and a profound sense of belonging.
Through our comprehensive approach to care, education, and support, we endeavor to empower children to rise above adversity, nurturing resilience and laying a robust foundation for a brighter tomorrow. Our dedication extends to nurturing their physical, emotional, and intellectual well-being while instilling core values of compassion, respect, and kindness.
Above all, our ultimate aspiration is to furnish these children with the essential tools and skills they need to emerge as self-assured, accomplished, and compassionate individuals who make a positive, enduring impact on society.
Our Ethos
At our facility in Marple , our guiding philosophy revolves around delivering tailored therapeutic care packages, following the PACE model, to empower young individuals to thrive within a nurturing, warm, and secure environment. This atmosphere is carefully crafted by our team of qualified and experienced professionals who hold unwavering values of unconditional positive regard and possess extensive knowledge of the pressing challenges faced by vulnerable young people. Through these means, robust working relationships are cultivated, enabling young individuals to make informed choices and attain positive outcomes.
Our commitment to each young person's unique needs ensures that they will remain in placement for an extended period, facilitating the achievement of these positive outcomes. Under our care, young individuals receive personalised support and encouragement, fostering their active involvement in the local community while equipping them with the skills necessary for independent living and the resilience to effectively cope with major life changes.
We prioritise meeting the physical, emotional, and psychological health needs of our young people through meticulous placement planning, one-on-one key working, and the identification of appropriate support. By involving the young people in discussions about their health needs, we empower them to understand key health risks and take responsibility for their well-being, thereby reducing detrimental behaviors such as smoking or alcohol/substance misuse.
We consistently promote and facilitate positive contact with the young person's family and other significant individuals as we believe that fostering a strong sense of self-identity is paramount.
Seeking the most suitable educational placement for each young person is a priority for us, and we are dedicated to providing unwavering support to ensure their optimal attendance and achievement in line with their abilities at the point of placement. When liaising with educational placements and schools, we actively advocate for the young person at every stage.
The registered manager and deputy manager are committed to considering the views of the young person regarding staff development and the home's operation. We also give due weight to the insights and opinions of other professionals, family members, and wider stakeholders, ensuring a holistic approach and understanding that ultimately leads to more positive outcomes.
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