Located within a village in Derbyshire, Moor Field House is an Ofsted ‘Good’ rated residential home. The service supports up to 3 young people aged between 9 and 18 years old with a range of needs. This includes social, emotional and behavioural difficulties (SEBD), high-functioning autism, attachment difficulties, neglect, abuse and trauma.
Our aim is to provide a safe, homely and nurturing environment that will enable young people to achieve the best possible outcomes, whilst developing skills and supporting their interests.
Our services
At Moor Field House, we provide a wide range of services. These include:
- A safe and nurturing environment
- A range of spacious communal spaces, including a lounge, snug and rear garden
- Education services provided through strong links with Priory’s Eastwood Grange School
- Extensive therapy services
- Behavioural support
- Promoting social pedagogy
- Tailored care plans to the individual
- Developing independent life skills
- Onsite advocacy services
- Key working
- Coordinating contact with families
- Care pathway plans
- Young person’s meetings
- A range of planned activities
- Work experience opportunities
Developing life skills
Moor Field House provides opportunities for the young people to develop their life skills through a range of in-house and external activities. The life skills our young people develop include:
- Baking and cooking
- Budgeting
- Community recognition
- Decorating and DIY
- Self-care and social presentation
- Transportation
Activities and facilities
Moor Field House has a snug which doubles as a computer and movie room, and a communal lounge where young people have access to arts and crafts, board games and DVD’s. There is also a private rear garden for the residents to enjoy.
Our sister home Moor Farm Cottage is a setting we can access at any time, and their facilities are available for our young people to enjoy, including a large games room with a pool table. We also have access to a sports hall with an indoor football pitch and basketball facilities.
The range of activities our young people enjoy include:
- Arts and crafts
- Baking
- Bowling
- Cinema
- City trips
- Cycling
- Football
- Games nights
- House holidays
- Laser Quest
- Night walks
- Outdoor pursuits
- Roller skating
- Themed food nights
- Seaside trips
- Swimming