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Quality care in a family home

Our Mission

  • Provide a stimulating environment where children and young adults can achieve, build positive friendships with their peers and most importantly call home. 

  • Promote diversity and equal opportunities for service users to ensure they're viewed and heard as individuals

  • Promote the safety and wellbeing of people who use our services.   

  • Build confidence and self-esteem in children and young adults, 

  • To generate a culture of openness and trust. It's central to everything we do.

  • Support individuals in their education and meaningful activities. 

  • Encourage long term healthy lifestyles

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2011

Our first home The Lighthouse - Surbiton was opened in 2011. Now an established specialist residential children’s home, we provide care for children aged 8 - 18 years old with autism and learning disabilities.

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2015

The Lighthouse - Raynes Park was created to provide more children’s services over South West London. Our second home provides care for up to 5 children. It has been a great success and is currently and “Outstanding” home with Autism Accreditation.

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2018

Following the great success of our children's services Reamcare Limited is delighted to announce the opening of our new service, The Porthouse. This will be a supported living service based in Worcester Park providing care and support for 5 young adults with learning disabilities and autism.

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2023

After a great demand for our children's services we decided to expand our home in Raynes Park.  Our second home was increased to provide care for up to 8 children.  

Our Philosophy and Our Goals

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Specialised care

We're always working on new ways to improve our care for individuals with autism and learning disabilities. 

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Transitions 

We tailor comprehensive transition plans to every child and young adult in our care. 

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Working together

Our teams build strong partnerships with families, social workers, and professionals. 

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Treating everyone as individuals

Our services are tailored to meet the needs of the unique children and adults we work with. 

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Life Opportunities

There are no limits to what children can achieve. We advocate to ensure children and service users have equal opportunities. 

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We decorate rooms for each individual, so they can feel at home in their own space.

Their Home

Meet the team

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Malin

Registered Manager

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Gail

Home Manager

I am the Registered Manager at The Porthouse in Worcester Park. I was part of the team responsible for setting up our first adult service. I have over 10 years experience managing services with Young Adults with Autism, learning difficulties and challenging behaviour.

I am the Registered Manager of the Lighthouse in Surbiton.  I have been working with Young People with Autism, Learning Disabilities and Behaviours of Concern for over 20 years across a variety of settings which have included residential, play, behaviour and educational services.

Rayman

Director

Alongside Karim we set up The Lighthouse 9 years ago as the organisation's first home for children with autism. Our aim has always been to provide high quality professional care within a family environment. 

 

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Karim

Director

As a director my role is to do as much as I can to enable and support the managers to focus as much of they can on what is most important, the people who use their services.

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Sarah

Registered Manager

I am the Registered Manager of The Lighthouse Children’s Home in Raynes Park. I have just under 13 years experience working with Children and Young people with Autism, learning difficulties and challenging behaviour.

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