At Doing Right Around Care, we provide a therapeutic, child-centred model of residential care — built around safety, routine, and genuine relationships.
Our approach is rooted in evidence-based practice and shaped by years of experience in residential childcare. We combine structure with warmth, consistency with flexibility — always led by the needs of the individual child.
We understand that many young people in our care have experienced significant trauma. Our staff are trained to recognise trauma responses and create a healing, predictable environment.
Every young person has a dedicated key worker who builds a trusted, consistent relationship — providing continuity, advocacy, and a reliable point of support.
We embed therapeutic thinking into everyday interactions, using approaches such as PACE (Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity, Empathy) to support emotional regulation and attachment.
Care plans are built around each young person's strengths, interests, and goals — not just their needs. We celebrate progress, however small.
We specialise in supporting young people with learning disabilities and complex needs. Our home is designed and staffed to provide a safe, stimulating, and inclusive environment where young people with LD can thrive. Staff receive specialist training in autism, communication, sensory needs, and positive behaviour support.
We believe that the ordinary moments matter most. A warm meal, a familiar routine, a trusted adult — these are the building blocks of a stable, happy childhood.
Predictable daily routines help young people feel safe and settled. From morning wake-up to bedtime, every part of the day is thoughtfully structured.
We support young people to explore hobbies, sports, arts, and community activities — building confidence, skills, and a sense of identity.
Home-cooked, nutritious meals are prepared daily. Young people are encouraged to get involved in cooking and to develop healthy relationships with food.
We actively support young people to maintain family contact where appropriate and to build positive connections within their local community.
Education is a cornerstone of our care. We work closely with schools, colleges, and local authorities to ensure every young person has access to appropriate education and is supported to attend, engage, and achieve.
For young people who find mainstream education challenging, we work with specialist providers and support services to find the right pathway — whether that's alternative provision, vocational training, or supported learning at home.
Our staff actively support homework, celebrate academic achievements, and help young people develop the skills and confidence they need for adult life.
We work alongside a range of specialist professionals to ensure every young person receives the support they need.
CAMHS & Therapeutic Services
Close working relationships with CAMHS and independent therapists.
Educational Psychologists
Access to educational psychology assessments and support.
Speech & Language Therapy
Support for young people with communication needs.
Occupational Therapy
Sensory and functional support for young people with LD and complex needs.
Health & Wellbeing
Registered with local GP, dentist, and optician. Health action plans in place for all young people.
Leaving Care Preparation
Practical and emotional preparation for the transition to adulthood and independence.
Our team is happy to discuss a young person's needs and whether our home is the right match. Get in touch today.