Westminster Croft is a welcoming three-bedroom supported living home in Brackley, offering a relaxed and friendly environment where people are supported to enjoy greater independence while having personalised support available when they need it.
With just three residents, the home provides a close-knit setting where support can be shaped around each individual's needs, routines, interests and aspirations. Residents are encouraged to make their own choices, take an active role in everyday life and develop the skills and confidence that enable them to live as independently as possible.
Everyday life at Westminster Croft is centred around the people who live there. From planning meals, shopping and cooking to managing household routines, maintaining friendships and deciding how to spend their free time, residents are supported to take greater ownership of their lives and their home.
Being based in Brackley also provides plenty of opportunities to be part of the local community. Residents can enjoy local shops, cafés, leisure activities, events and places of interest, while maintaining friendships and pursuing the hobbies and activities that are important to them.
The house itself offers comfortable private bedrooms alongside welcoming shared spaces where housemates can cook, relax and spend time together. Just as importantly, everyone has the freedom to enjoy their own space and follow their own routines when they choose.
Above all, Westminster Croft is somewhere to call home—a place where people can build confidence, strengthen their independence and enjoy everyday life as part of their local community.
There is no set programme at Westminster Croft. Residents are supported to develop their own routines and choose activities based on what they enjoy and what they would like to achieve.
A typical week might include:
Planning meals and shopping for groceries
Preparing favourite meals at home
Helping to look after the house and personal spaces
Visiting local cafés, shops and restaurants
Swimming, fitness or other leisure activities
Going for walks and enjoying local outdoor spaces
Meeting friends and attending social activities
Visiting favourite local attractions
Attending appointments with support where required
Enjoying days out and short breaks
Relaxing at home with housemates or pursuing individual interests
Everyday experiences provide opportunities to practise skills, make decisions and build the confidence that supports greater independence.