A New Home

Time for Change

Change can be both exciting and challenging, and for disabled residents transitioning to a new facility, it often represents a significant life transition. This journey can be filled with a mix of emotions, but with the right support and mindset, it can lead to a fresh start filled with new opportunities for growth, community, and comfort.

Minstead Trust Relocates

In July 2023 the individuals supported by our partner Minstead Trust, moved from their headquarters, Minstead Lodge, to a brand-new home in Lyndhurst. The new facility provides care 24 hours a day. Supporting the residents with everyday life and helping them make informed choices about how they live.

Residential House

Minstead Trust’s residential house in Lyndhurst is the perfect place for people with learning disabilities to be supported to live an independent life. The house is home to up to 9 adults, there is a beautiful garden to explore with a fish-filled pond.

The house is a stone’s throw away from Lyndhurst’s shops and cafes, giving the residents the opportunity to be more independent. Enabling them to think about what activities will best help them to achieve their goals.

A Happy Resident

Iesha is one of the individuals supported by Minstead Trust. When she learned of the move to her new home, she was extremely excited saying, “I am literally over the moon”.

Iesha loves her support workers in the house, saying they are the best bit of living in residential. The staff can easily see how much Iesha’s confidence has grown while living in residential and she is hoping that she can take independent walks into the New Forest soon.

While moving to a new facility can be a significant change for residents, it can also mark the beginning of an exciting new chapter in their lives. It is clear to see that the individuals supported by Minstead Trust are very happy in their new home.

If you would like to learn more about the residential house in Lyndhurst, visit their website below.

https://www.minsteadtrust.org.uk/