The design of Maple Ridge is such that it appears to be normal housing. It was designed to be this way - a place where people can get on with their lives and be part of the local community. Our staff recognize the individual needs of our residents and work to ensure that their wishes are ascertained, respected and met wherever possible.
We support the rights of residents to have access to their records, the right to vote, to confidentiality, to form relationships, to practise their religion and to be fully involved in every aspect of their daily life. Maple Ridge, a privately-owned establishment, was purpose-built in 1987 and provides accommodation for 18 people with a learning disability.
We support the rights of residents to have access to their records, the right to vote, to confidentiality, to form relationships, to practise their religion and to be fully involved in every aspect of their daily life. Maple Ridge, a privately-owned establishment, was purpose-built in 1987 and provides accommodation for 18 people with a learning disability.
Services
To promote community-based activities and involvement in the same. To encourage freedom of choice within individual and reasonable limits. To engender a sense of home security, stability and fulfillment. To maximize individuals' potential. To promote individuality. To provide a quality of life and personal development through planned activities, social and life skills training as appropriate to the individual.
Dignity - Your right to be treated with dignity and respect at all times and enjoy a full range of social relationships. Privacy - Your right to have your privacy and property respected and be free from unnecessary intrusion. Choice - Your right to make informed choices, while recognising the rights of other people to do the same and know about the range of choices.
General Manager, Pauline Thompson - Overview and Responsibility for all aspects of Home not involved in any direct work with residents - accountable to Proprietors. Manager - Angela MacRae - Responsible for the day to day running of the Home, in relation to staff and residents - accountable to General Manager.
This provides accommodation for residents who need a slightly higher level of staff input. It houses nine residents over two floors. Ground Floor: A large lounge with adjacent dining area, kitchen, shower room with walk-in shower, laundry room with domestic appliances and two single bedrooms. First Floor: Seven single bedrooms and two bathrooms.
This unit caters for residents who require a high level of staff support in all aspects of their daily lives. It has its own lounge, dining room, kitchen, shower room, disabled toilet and five bedrooms, four of which are ensuite. Food preparation is undertaken in this unit involving the residents as much as they are able.