Our Services
Learning Disability Support
Every person is different, and that is what makes our world such a wonderful place. For some people with learning disabilities and autism spectrum disorder, this means they have to work a little harder to learn, but we believe that everyone should have the opportunity to be their best selves!
At Abobvo Links Ltd, we provide supported living services to support adults with learning disabilities to acquire social skills and daily life skills for independent living. This means that depending with on individual’s circumstances, support can be delivered within their own home or within a supported living establishment. Our team of experienced professionals works with each service user on a one-on-one basis to help them overcome their challenges and reach their goals.
Our goal is to equip our service users with the tools they need to become independent—and we believe it’s never too early or too late to do so!
Support for Adults Ages 18-65 years
When it comes to mental health and well-being, everyone’s journey is different. At Abobvo Links, we offer personalised support that is based on the unique requirements of every individual moving towards the goal of managing their daily lives, controlling emotions and building skills to live a full and meaningful life.
Our goal at Abobvo Links is to support adults of ages 18-65 yrs, taking them through a pathway of life skills development and increasing their autonomy. Our person-centred support is aimed at empowering each individual with the ability to make sense of the world around them, which helps them to accomplish their goals and ambitions. This entails encouraging independence through active support that is personalised to each individual in order to enhance independence and autonomy.
Basic Life Skills
We support our service users to build up daily living skills, to empower them to move on to more independent living. Our support will include:
- Cooking and general household duties
- Managing Mental and Physical Health
- Applying for housing benefits
- Budgeting and managing finances
- Building and maintaining positive peer relationships
- Planning ahead, being prepared and organised
- Registering with local health services
- Routines and boundaries
- Group Activities like cooking classes
- Alcohol & Substance misuse support