Elmwood Lodge
Is a registered care home for 10 single individuals of both sexes, a family style accommodation for people with mental illness (18-65 years old).
Elmwood is located in a residen-tial road just off Station Road within easy access to local ameni-ties in the borough of Bexley.
Elmwood Lodge aims to:
- Uphold Quo Vadis “Charter of Rights” allowing people who live at Elmwood to control as much of their lives as possible,
- Provide a secure and safe envi-ronment.
- Work with “service user” advo-cates and families to improve delivery of care.
- Foster an open and positive en-vironment so that service users can contribute to the manage-ment of the home.
- Actively support service users to engage in activities that help maxi-mize their potential.
- Ensure support services are in-volved and access to services are available (social care services, GP’s, district nurses, mental health teams and other caring profession-als).
- Encourage comments about the services received at Elmwood Lodge and enable complaints to be made within the strictest of confi-dentiality .
Facilities available:
Fully furnished single room ac-commodation.
Full access to kitchen and dining room (Subject to risk assessed).
Access to laundry facilities with staff support.
Fully equipped and comfortable lounge.
Landscaped large garden at rear
How to get there:
By Bus: 51, 229, 321, 492 and 625.
By train: Sidcup station (10 minutes away).
Motorway: M25 junction 3 less than 5 miles away.
Parking: available in nearby roads.
Elmwood Lodge
11 Victoria Road
Sidcup Kent DA15 7HD
Tel: 020 8 3097905
Fax: 020 8 3097961
Email:elmwood@quovadis-trust.org.uk
Objectives
- To provide a range of specialist services commissioned by the local mental health trust.
- To provide a specialist care home for people with substantial mental health needs.
- To enable residents disadvantaged by ill health and challenging behaviour to live in the community.
- To facilitate and encourage residents to establish a level of independence compatible with their abilities and circumstances.
- To encourage residents to take control of and responsibility for their own behaviour, health needs and aspirations in an inter-dependent manner.
- To establish an integrated approach to support.
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