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Next door to 43, Redbank House, 43 Red Bank, Cheetham Hill, Manchester M4 4HF, UK -- adult_day_service
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The Shaw Centre is a registered charity and activity centre providing day care and activities for up to 24 adults with learning disabilities each day, open Monday to Friday 9:00am–4:00pm at Redbank House, Cheetham Hill. In-centre activities include drumming, Zumba, sing along, cooking, craft, creative writing, free time, computer time, group games and drama with The Edge Theatre, plus outings such as dining out, shopping in the city centre, walks and swimming. Monthly group meetings are held so members can shape the activities on offer.
The centre serves adults with learning disabilities aged 18 and over; no upper age limit is stated.
A dedicated team of eight staff members provides personalised support to help each individual enjoy meaningful activities and build confidence. Staff receive relevant training, regular job supervision and annual appraisals, and are supported by Trustees who oversee the running of the project. The centre works in a way that promotes self-advocacy and freedom of choice, empowering people to make their own decisions and build self-confidence, self-respect and self-esteem.
People interested in a place should speak to their social worker; the centre is a recognised provider with Manchester City Council and new referrals are assessed by a social worker who determines the level of support needed (low, medium or complex needs). Those managing their own personal budget can contact the centre directly, and the centre invites people to get in touch for more information or to arrange a visit.
The centre is funded through a contract with Manchester City Council, and the social worker's assessment of support level (low, medium or complex needs) decides the funding level required. People who manage their own personal budget can choose to self-fund their place; no specific fees are stated.
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