Buckinghamshire Support Service

This home currently has vacancies

Location

Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire

Type of support

Supported living

Who we support

People with vision impairments and learning disabilities and/or autism

Facilities and accommodation

The outside of Buckinghamshire Support Service - a vibrant, modern brick home with three floors.

Buckinghamshire Support Service offers accessible, purpose-built accommodation to 14 adults with a range of disabilities, supporting people to live independently in their own home. Each room has an en-suite and ground floor flats have access to private gardens. Everyone has access to a communal kitchen and lounge area where they can get to know their neighbours.

Situated in the vibrant market town of Aylesbury, the service is close to the town centre, which offers a wide range of shops, cafés, leisure facilities and transport links.

For nature lovers, the service is also within easy reach of the Chiltern Hills, a renowned Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with access to green spaces and countryside walks, offering the best of both town and countryside living.

Andrew and Scott sitting together and smiling

A shared love of football and friendship

With some extra time on his hands, Andrew was looking for a way to use it that felt positive and meaningful. This led to a friendship with Scott, who shares his love of football - especially the Wycombe Wanderers.

Read Andrew's story

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.