Vision

For the individuals whom we support to be as in control as possible of the services they receive.
For both these individuals and the staff who support them to have positive opportunities for growth and development on a continuing basis.

Core Values

Choice– Supporting individuals to make meaningful and informed decisions.
Opportunity – Providing people with chances to progress to more favourable circumstances
Respect – To truly have respect for another, one must have regard for the rights of that person.
Enablement –Providing opportunities for the development of peoples’ capacities

Mission

High Quality Lifestyles’ mission is to improve the quality of life outcomes for people with complex and challenging needs. In doing so we are committed to using Person Centred Approaches and aim to improve practice through review, action, research and the development & delivery of training.

Our Approach

This section is currently being developed. More information to follow shortly.

Linda Cheeseman writes.....

HQL have provided excellent care for my son, who has been placed with them for sixteen years. My son has autism and exhibits very challenging behaviour. Placements for him have always been difficult to find. However HQL staff have always been very caring of his and his family’s needs.

When my son was happy to visit us at home staff from Wolverton Court would bring him home and stay with him. Over the years however he has come to think of Wolverton Court as his home and has become very reluctant to come home on visits which have resulted in me and my sons going to Dover to visit him. We have always been made to feel welcome and well informed by staff of my son’s activities and new achievements.

Opportunities for new activities for residents at Wolverton Court are always being investigated. A couple of years ago we were involved in a Personal Care Plan for my son. As a result of this many new activities were adopted for him which at first I was uncertain as to how successful these would be. However I was proved wrong and he has been participating in regular swimming sessions, trips to concerts (his particular favourite being Abba tribute bands), regular visits out for meals and music clubs. Plans are now afoot for him to participate in some external working activities.

The HQL organisation has offered excellent support to both my son and my family. The residents at Wolverton Court present lots of challenges but HQL seem to rise to the challenge and offer excellent support and care.

Linda Cheeseman, Glen's Mum

Success Stories