 Recruiting now! In Your Area About Voyage Care Contact us Supporting you Accessing support Our approach Stories News & Info Events Success Stories Make an enquiry We love shouting about the great stories about the people we support and staff in our services across the UK and you can read all about them here. This page is showing: All Stories Click here to change All Stories About Accessing Support Autism Autism support Brain injury rehab Care Homes Children's Complex Care community COVID-19 Day opportunities Huntington's disease Learning disabilities Nurse-led Homecare Nursing care homes Our Approach Prader-Willi syndrome residential Respite care Specialist Behavioural Support Staff Support to live at home Supported living Supporting you Transition Brain injury rehab The importance of a daily routine for Jessica Jessica* is a person we support at our acquired brain injury residential care home, Carville Road, in Tyne and Wear. She loves doing word search puzzles and jigsaws, spending a long period of time completing them with great interest and ...  Brain injury rehabilitation case study Brain injury rehab Nothing will stop Matthew from having a smile on his face Meet Matthew In 2009 Matthew’s* life turned upside down when he was cycling back from his girlfriends and became the victim of a tragic road traffic accident. After being hit by a car, Matthew suffered multiple spine fractures and severe ...  brain injury Brain injury rehabilitation case study Glasshouse Hill Children's Complex Care Quality care for Jonathan and his family Jonathan is 25 and has a variety of complex care needs including quadriplegic cerebral palsy, scoliosis and epilepsy. To enable him to breathe, Jonathan has a tracheostomy and is provided with overnight oxygen. He is also PEG fed with a ...  care at home case study children's services children's complex care community support Prader-Willi syndrome How The Laurels is the perfect fit for Lottie This week we spoke to Lottie*, a person we support in Hampshire at our residential care home, The Laurels. When Lottie moved to The Laurels, the team provided 1:1 care and worked hard to help improve her confidence, socialisation skills ...  prader willi syndrome support prader-willi syndrome the laurels Children's Complex Care Transition spotlight: Gwen moves out of county Gwendolyn, age five, is supported by our Children’s Complex Care (CCC) team. She was born with spina bifida and vocal cord palsy. This means she is wheelchair dependent and has difficulty breathing. She also requires tracheostomy care, regular ventilation for sleep apnoea and PEG feeding. We ...  case study children children's services children's complex care transition Nursing care homes Restoring David’s wellbeing and mental health This week we spoke to David, a person we support at Cote House, our residential nursing care home in Wiltshire. When David recently moved to Cote House, the team worked with David and improved his mental and physical health in ...  cote house learning disability residential care home Autism Developing a person-centred care plan for Megan Meet Megan Megan first moved into Broadview, one of our National Autistic Society accredited residential care homes in Hampshire, back in 2019. She is autistic and when she first moved into Broadview it was clear that Megan was out of ...  autism autism support Broadview nas person-centred care Brain injury rehab Sean’s road to recovery and independence Sean is a person we support at Devonshire House in Manchester. Devonshire House is our flagship brain injury rehabilitation service that opened in January 2021. With Sean preparing to move back home this month, he is our first successful brain ...  Brain injury rehabilitation devonshire house korsakoff's syndrome transition Supported living Shirley’s new lease of life is helping her achieve her goals Shirley lives at one of our supported living properties in Norfolk. She became unwell in November 2018. She was unable to walk, move her arms away from her chest and was sometimes unable to speak. Shirley also lost a lot ...  case study norfolk supported living Care Homes Making friends at Mandalay Meet Charlotte Charlotte is an autistic person we support who also has learning disabilities. As a young woman in her twenties, Charlotte’s family wanted her to have more independence and felt that it was time for her to live with ...  autism autism support learning disability residential care Care Homes Jack’s Sensory Paradise At Voyage Care we understand the impact a change of environment may have on somebody. Jack has autism and challenging behaviour, he decided he’d like to move into a self-contained flat in the house. We put all possible measures in ...  residential care sensory impairment Brain injury rehab Brain injury support at Cedar Road As part of Brain Injury Week we spoke to Susan Guest, Service Manager at 48 Cedar Road. This brain injury rehabilitation residential home in Dudley supports up to nine residents. 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