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Trident Group

We provide responsive home care services to adults, families and children within the community and their own homes. This includes social engagement and personal care.

The aim of this service is to support the child with broadening their personal development skills through activity based care, and also to provide the main carer respite from their caring responsibilities.

Transition

Developing young people age 12 years and upwards to prepare for adulthood; prepare for their future through the development of their own transition plan. We will develop the young person’s skills and confidence setting them on the path to their future.

Activities are dependent on the young person’s interests, which can include: cubs/scouts, brownies, gym/sport sessions, IT based activities, bowling, cinema.

There is a clear focus on encouraging social engagement and development, which can include activities, looking into preparing for the future, travel training, education/employment guidance and support.

We work in line with the following legislation

  • Children’s Act 1989 amended in 2004 with accompanying regulations and guidance
  • Care Act 2014
  • Health and Social Care Act (2008) Regulated Activities Regulations (2010);
  • The Children (Leaving Care) Act (2000);
  • Working Together to Safeguard Children (2013)
  • Care Standards Act (2000).

We provide all mandatory training as well as service specific training which is based on service user’s needs. For example:

  • Epilepsy
  • Peg feeding
  • Autism
  • MAPPA
  • Inclusive Play
  • Makaton

Where other training is required, this will be sourced and developed to meet service user requirements.

Decisions are made in partnership with the child/young person, parents, carers, statutory and third sector support partners.

Our service is co-produced through working with significant parties involved with the person to help design and shape their service, ensuring the voice of the child/young person is central with others acting as a circle of support around them.

Person-Centred:              

The child/young person’s voice is at the centre of their care plan, with voices of all other parties as additional support. The service will be delivered at the pace of the child/young person with communication and planning discussed in a manner they respond positively to.

The buddy will be available in all areas of Wolverhampton and operate 7 days a week.

Who to contact

Telephone
0121 633 4644
E-mail
reception@tridentgroup.org.uk
Website
Trident Group

Where to go

Notes

Trident Reach Offices are fully accessible to wheelchair users and people with poor or no eyesight – lift numbers are in Braille and sounding when at the right level - Levels are spoken for people with no eyesight

  • Disabled toilets are available
  • Doors adapted to let wheelchairs in
  • Front of building is levelled

In all cases, a manager will arrange a home visit to assess individual needs.

Other Details

Availability

Age Ranges
12 -18 years of age
Referral Details

Local Authority referrals: Local Authority charges apply for all referrals made from Social Services via Social Work Assessment.

Private contract: All charges appear on our menu of choice depending on the level of support needed and subject to needs assessment – Ask for a copy of our menu of choice to be forwarded via e-mail or post.

Customers on Personal budgets are welcome.

Private referrals will be considered outside of Wolverhampton; we have additional care and support services that operate within the West Midlands region

 

A case manager will discuss eligibility and individual support needs.

Record Last Updated on: 27/02/2024

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