What accommodation is available?
- Hallfield Guest House
Hallfield Guest House provides a lively environment with always
lots going on for people who like to be active and social.
This has six guest bedrooms, all en-suite, some with
double beds. One bedroom is on the ground floor and has a
wheel-in shower facility. There are also two one-bedroom
apartments situated under the main guesthouse, with private
entrances. Facilities include en-suite bedroom, lounge and kitchen
areas. These provide opportunities for people to experience greater
independence but with the reassurance that members of staff are
available on site in the main guesthouse.
- 55a Beech Avenue
55a Beech Avenue is a dormer bungalow and provides a
quiet environment for guests who prefer to have a calm relaxing
time while staying away from home. This guesthouse has its own
adapted vehicle to provide opportunities for trips out.
There are four guest bedrooms, three on the ground floor
and one upstairs, all with wash basin. There is a fully adapted
bathroom on the ground floor and a conventional bathroom on the
first floor.
Who can stay there?
Both these guest houses offer accommodation for people over the
age of 18, who live in Stockport and who have learning and/or
physical disabilities. However, in order to work out whether a
short stay would best meet your needs, we do need to carry out an
assessment.
What is an assessment?
After the assessment we will identify and agree your needs with
you and discuss the help and support available to meet them,
according to the seriousness of your situation.
How much does it cost?
There will be some cost but the actual amount you pay will
depend on how long you stay and what services you receive.
Can I get help with the cost?
It is possible. We will help you fill out a financial assessment
form to see if you qualify for financial help. To get a rough idea
of costs you can carry out a quick, confidential financial self
assessment, online.
How much will I pay for services?
Do you want more choice and control?
We may provide or arrange services for you but if you want more
choice and control over your own money and what you spend it on
then there a number of way that we can support you to do this. You
can choose to:
- Buy your own support using money given to you
- Ask us to arrange the support you need
- Keep getting the same support as you do now
- Have a mix of these.
Find out more about managing your
support
How to get in touch
Tthe Adult Social Care Team is the first point of contact for
all referrals and general enquiries. You can contact them from 8am
to 6pm, Monday to Friday on 0161 217 6029.
When you contact us we'll discuss your situation over the phone,
check that we've got all our facts straight and then follow this up
with a visit to your home to talk about what is available.