New Beginnings is a family-run business with four residential homes in and around Gloucester.
We offer long and short-term residential care to people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, those with mental health problems as well as those with behaviours that are considered challenging to others.
Between them, our close-knit team have decades of experience within the adult care sector and we take immense pride in the difference we make to our residents.
Our values
Our residents are at the heart of everything we do
We are proud to be carers – professionals with valued ideas that help make a positive difference to the lives of others
We work in partnership to develop a close-knit team
We aim to learn and develop as we strive towards achieving the best possible outcomes for our residents
We respect each other’s rights, aspirations and individuality
We recognise that every person is different – which is why we place such importance on providing an individual service tailored to the needs of each resident
Why ‘New Beginnings’?
We believe our name highlights the aspirations we have for all our residents – we help people to make a fresh start, to be independent, make unique choices and live valued and meaningful lives.
What sort of support can a resident expect from New Beginnings?
Life in a New Beginnings home does not mean that a person has to lose skills or independence.
In fact, we actively encourage people to make independent choices, try new things, learn new skills and live fulfilling lives.
We do recognise though that some people may need some help to achieve their goals and day to day needs.
How does the referral process work?
Normally a referral is made through a social worker, brokerage team or a placing authority.
Occasionally a referral can be made through a health service, GP or even families. A referral can even come from the user themselves.
When a referral is made to New Beginnings or one of our homes, we will arrange for a member of our team to get in touch.
We will then arrange a visit so that we can tell you more about the home and understand what sort of things the person being referred likes to do and the support they would like.
We then invite them to visit the home to meet our staff and other residents who live there, to get a feel for the place and answer any questions they may have.
If you would like to make a referral or an informal enquiry, please get in touch with us.
