We Create Momentum
We support adults aged 18+ with learning disabilities, autism, mental health and complex needs to build confidence, develop independence and achieve their goals.
Empowering Every Step Forward
We believe great support starts with the person - their strengths, aspirations, choices and what matters most to them.
We support people at different stages of their journey, including those transitioning from hospital and those working towards greater independence. Using a person-centred, strengths-based approach, we work in partnership with each person, their families and professionals to provide support shaped around their needs, preferences and goals.
We empower people to build confidence, develop everyday living skills, make informed choices and access meaningful opportunities within their communities - promoting independence, inclusion, wellbeing and greater choice and control over their lives.
What We Do
Support That Creates Opportunity
How We Work
Your Journey with Momentum Care
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Get in Touch
Every journey starts with a conversation. We gather initial information to understand the person, their current circumstances, support needs and what they are looking for from our services.
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Getting to Know the Person
We take the time to understand the person's strengths, needs, preferences, communication, aspirations and what matters most to them. This helps us understand how we can best support them.
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Person-Centred Assessment
We complete a comprehensive assessment, working with the person, their family and the professionals involved. Together, we identify support needs, desired outcomes and any adjustments needed to provide safe, effective and person-centred support.
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Planning the Right Support
Once we are confident we can meet the person's needs, we work together to develop a personalised support plan. This is shaped around the person's choices, preferences and goals, with a focus on promoting independence, wellbeing and meaningful outcomes.
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A Positive Transition
We carefully plan the start of support around the person and at a pace that works for them. This may include visits, introductions, familiarisation and a phased transition where appropriate, helping the person feel comfortable, informed and prepared.
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Supporting Progress
Once support begins, we continue to listen, learn and adapt as the person's needs, goals and aspirations develop. Our focus is on building confidence, developing independence and creating meaningful opportunities, enabling each person to have greater choice, control and involvement in their community.
FAQs
How can families find out what's coming up?
Upcoming group activities and events are shared on noticeboards around the home, and our team is always happy to talk you through what's planned.
How do you support activities for people with complex health needs?
Activities are adapted around each person's physical, clinical, and cognitive needs. Our team makes sure activities are safe, comfortable, and meaningful.
How do you balance safety with independence?
We support people to do as much as they can, as safely as possible.
Our team assess risks carefully and put the right support in place, so people can stay active and involved while being safe.
How do you involve families who live far away?
We keep families involved through regular updates, phone or video calls, newsletters, so distance doesn't mean missing out.