CareTech provides quality care to children and adults
We enable children, young people and adults with complex needs to make their own life choices, and to develop confidence and independence to live, learn, thrive and engage, building a better future.
We refer to this as Extraordinary Days, Every Day.
We help those in our care to master the essentials of daily life; like being able to cook, shop, ‘keep house’, build relationships, and to stay well and safe. We provide access to learning, academic or playful. We build the confidence and skills needed for employment for those who would like to work in any capacity. And, for everyone, we nurture the ability and self-awareness to engage socially and build lasting relationships.
We achieve these extraordinary outcomes thanks to the loving, supportive, fun and therapeutic environments that our specialist professional teams create and with the courage and determination of those in our care.
Our vision has driven our success. Our purpose is shared by our staff and service users alike. We want everyone in the CareTech family to have a bright future and we work tirelessly towards that aim.
CareTech’s Solutions
Our services, homes and schools strive to tailor our care and education to the individual needs of each adult or child. We provide the best choices to create your most fulfilling life possible.
Adults Overview
Residential homes and specialist hospitals assist adults with needs including autism and brain injury
Children Overview
Our residential homes, schools and fostering agencies assist children with a range of complex needs
International
Our high quality care model is now global with services, schools and hospitals in the Middle East
Charity
The CareTech Foundation is an independently run charity that donates to causes within social care
Success Stories
Regan: ‘It’s a miracle I can walk!’
When Regan Phillips left hospital and moved into Clock Tower Mews in August 2016, he hadn’t walked since February of that year.
Daisybrook
A came to live at Daisybrook, part of our Inspire Children’s Service, in February 2017 at the age of 4. He had a diagnosis of Prader-Willi syndrome and on arrival weighed over 5 stone.
Oakleaf
L is a 50 year old man with history of epilepsy, schizophrenia and long-term cognitive problems. This is his story.
Quality, Safety, Compliance and Regulation
The Compliance team has duties in the scrutiny and oversight of care matters, oversight of the Health and Safety Committee, information governance and a focus on professional development and practice issues. We continue to strengthen and adapt our compliance and assurance processes, while supporting all of our operational teams.
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