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About RDF Care CIC

Accommodation and support, done with care.

We offer accommodation and support services for adults and families dealing with difficulties, with wellbeing, dignity and practical next steps at the heart of every conversation.

Our purpose

Promoting your wellbeing.

The aim is to provide a supportive space for individuals and families to work through difficulties, develop healthier habits and build coping mechanisms.

We understand that every person’s circumstances are different. We take time to understand the challenges they are facing, their strengths and the next steps that feel achievable.

We welcome questions from adults, families and professionals. Where support is being considered, formal admission is through Social Services or another professional body or organisation.

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What support may include

Building confidence through practical support.

  • Counselling, therapy and group sessions
  • Skills building workshops
  • Access to the community
  • Support to set manageable goals
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What you can expect

Clear, considerate and practical.

Trust grows through useful conversations, straightforward information and support that reflects the person in front of us.

01

A clear first conversation

We start by listening to the person, family or professional contact, understanding what is happening now and being honest about the next useful step.

02

Practical support, not assumptions

Support is discussed around ordinary routines, strengths, preferences and goals rather than a generic checklist.

03

Working alongside the right people

Formal admission is through Social Services or another professional body or organisation. We work with the agreed referral pathway and keep communication purposeful.

The people around support

A joined-up conversation.

Good support is built with the person, not around them. The right people can be involved at the right time, while respecting the person’s voice and agreed arrangements.

Support for families

The person

Their preferences, goals and everyday experience should guide the support conversation.

Family and advocates

Where the person agrees, the people who know them well can share what helps and ask practical questions.

Professionals and partners

Social workers and other relevant organisations help shape the referral pathway and agreed next steps.

Our values

The principles we bring to everyday support.

01Excellence
02Respect
03Dignity
04Compassion
05Unconditional positive regard

We want every individual to feel heard, respected and encouraged to make positive changes at a pace that feels right for them.

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