14 Quarrendon Road is a 24-hour supported living placement located in a quiet and well-connected residential area of Aylesbury. The service provides a safe, structured, and supportive environment for individuals with additional needs, including those requiring complex care and mental health support. Staff are available on-site 24 hours a day, ensuring consistent support, safety, and reassurance for all residents.
The location is ideal for promoting independence, with easy access to a wide range of local amenities. Aylesbury town centre is nearby and offers popular shopping destinations such as Friars Square Shopping Centre, Hale Leys Shopping Centre, and Broadfields Retail Park. These facilities provide opportunities for residents to develop essential life skills such as shopping, budgeting, and using community services.
The area also offers excellent access to green spaces and leisure facilities. Vale Park and surrounding local parks provide peaceful outdoor environments for walking, relaxation, and wellbeing activities. Residents can also access gyms and community centres that support healthy lifestyles and social engagement.
With strong transport links, nearby healthcare services, and access to education and training opportunities through Buckinghamshire College Group – Aylesbury Campus, the location supports personal development and independence.
Overall, 14 Quarrendon Road offers a safe and welcoming home where individuals can build confidence, enjoy community inclusion, and progress towards greater independence with the support of dedicated 24-hour care staff
Set in Barnard Crescent, Aylesbury, the house is surrounded by expansive countryside and walking paths, with nearby shopping areas and community resources that help create an ideal environment for fostering independence and personal growth.
Residents of Barnard Crescent in Aylesbury have access to a variety of lifestyle activities designed to promote independence, personal growth, and community engagement.
Most of the people here enjoy cooking, and the team support people to try new recipes and ingredients.
Residents participate in activities such as gardening, country walks which have been popular among current residents, attending to social settings, participating in hobbies and crafts, and assisting with appointments.
Engaging in these activities can enhance social interaction, develop new skills, and improve overall well-being for residents.
Assessment and Placement Manager: 07393 956384
