Our support at The Willows

The Willows is a fully accessible residential home set within the historic market town of Leatherhead. Nestled along the River Mole, nature lovers can enjoy scenic riverside walks through the local nature reserve and explore the natural beauty of the wider Surrey Hills. For those who prefer a livelier pace, Leatherhead's town centre offers a wide selection of shops, cafés and restaurants to enjoy, as well as excellent train links to London.

Featuring eight fully accessible bedrooms, each featuring an en-suite wet room and on-call facilities, as well as large communal areas, The Willows is a close-knit home where people are encouraged to build new friendships, welcome friends and family members, take part in activities and pursue their ambitions.

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Accommodation

A bedroom at the Willows, showing a wide open space with yellow walls, a blue floor, and a bed with a hoisting mechanism.

A fully accessible wet room at The Willows, showing a toilet, sink, and showering area.

A kitchen at The Willows, showing a long kitchen surface with cupboards, a microwave, a dishwasher, and two sinks. There's a wide open space and a wooden table can be seen where people can enjoy their food.

A large hallway area at The Willows, flanked by doors providing access to communal areas.

Close to the River Mole and within easy reach of cafés, shops, restaurants and parks, The Willows offers a calm and welcoming place to live alongside plenty of opportunities to socialise and enjoy everyday life.

The Willows has eight fully-accessible bedrooms which feature en-suite wet rooms, providing a comfortable space that can be tailored to each person's needs and preferences. Each bedroom has on-call facilities included for peace of mind.

The building also features welcoming shared spaces where people can relax and socialise, including a communal lounge, shared kitchen, and an enclosed garden and patio, offering a safe outdoor space to enjoy throughout the year. The home is designed to feel friendly, comfortable and supportive, ensuring people feel settled and at home.

Based in a residential neighbourhood, The Willows ensures that people feel part of their local community. With support from a kind, experienced team, people are encouraged to follow their own plans, build friendships, and pursue their interests.

Our support

Our support at The Willows is designed to be highly person-centred. We take time to get to know everyone, enabling us to work alongside them to build ambitious lives. We provide tailored support to meet each person's needs, goals and aspirations, supporting them to develop new skills, gain confidence and build the life they choose.

Finding community

Luke, Stuart, Jan and Moses standing outside and smiling

People living at The Willows are supported to build strong connections and friendships, both within their home and across Surrey. Everyday life at The Willows is shaped around each person’s individual interests, with our teams supporting people to follow their own weekly activity plans and spend time doing things that matter to them.

Being based in Leatherhead offers plenty of opportunities to stay connected locally. People are supported to spend time in the town centre, whether that’s visiting local cafes and shops, meeting others for a drink at the local pub, or enjoying nearby amenities. There are also opportunities to join activities at local community centres, attend clubs, or take part in leisure activities at venues such as Swans Leisure Centre.

Many people living at The Willows enjoy exploring the surrounding area. This includes enjoying walks near Box Hill and the River Mole, taking part in outdoor activities, and spending time with their friends. Support is flexible and tailored for each person, ensuring they feel confident in achieving their goals.

Ready, Willing and Able

Gary smiling at LUSH, where he now works

People supported by SeeAbility also have access to our supported employment programme Ready, Willing and Able. This programme supports people with confidence training and mentoring via a supported employment coach, who will also support them in their search to find meaningful employment.

Listen Up!

The Listen Up Team

SeeAbility’s Listen Up programme supports people with disabilities to speak up and campaign about the issues that matter to them. It is an exciting programme that works with people to build confidence and make a difference in society.