Barclay House

This home currently has vacancies

Location

Seaford, East Sussex

Type of support

Residential home

Who we support

People with vision impairments and learning disabilities and/or autism

Facilities and accommodation

The outside of Barclay House - a bright, modern brick building surrounded by shrubbery of all shapes, colours and sizes

Barclay House is an accessible purpose-built residential home for adults with learning disabilities and/or autism, who may also have a visual impairment. It features seven bedrooms, a communal lounge, kitchen, and access to a beautiful garden.

Situated in a quiet residential area, Barclay House is within walking distance of the sea, the Seven Sisters cliffs, and the beautiful South Downs. It is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, but also just a short journey from the major cultural hub of Brighton.

It's a thriving community that encourages ambition and independence in a supportive and welcoming environment.

The exterior of Barclay House from the back, showing a seating area surrounded by shrubbery and a fence.

Find out more about Barclay House

Discover our quiet and welcoming residential home in Seaford, where people can enjoy the perfect balance between the tranquillity of coastal living and the vibrant city life of nearby Brighton.

From building close friendships and developing new skills at the nearby Bradbury Centre, to exploring the seafront, the Seven Sisters cliffs and the South Downs, Barclay House supports people to life fulfilling lives and enjoy everything East Sussex has to offer.

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Emily's employment journey

Learn how Emily landed a paid job where she uses her lived experience to ensure everyone has a voice.

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Our specialist support

SeeAbility is unique in providing in-house specialist support, including vision rehabilitation and, where commissioned, positive behaviour support (PBS).

Our focus is on encouraging people to challenge themselves to achieve their own goals and get the most out of life, while supporting increased independence and choice. Our support teams are also trained in Active Support, which encourages people we're supporting to take control of their lives.