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Oak Trees Respite facility offers short stays from one night to three weeks for adults with a learning difficulty, allowing their main carers or families to have a break.
During their stay, guests have the opportunity to make new friends, the chance to try new things and learn how to do things they haven't tried before in a safe and secure environment.
Located close to the Centre of Attleborough, a small market town in the heart of the Breckland District, Oak Trees is a four-bedroomed house providing short stay care for adults with a learning difficulty.
The house has four single bedrooms, three of which are on the ground floor and suitable for wheelchair users. The fourth bedroom is upstairs, next to where the staff sleep.
Facilities at Oak Trees include a spacious lounge, large conservatory, a sensory room, kitchen/diner, bathroom, laundry room and a large garden.
Oak Trees has its own seven-seater vehicle which means that during their stay, guests can enjoy day trips out, go to the cinema or restaurants, go swimming or shopping, or join in with community events.
Each room at Oak Trees has its own TV, DVD and CD player and has a single bed and place to keep clothes and personal belongings. Should guests wish to self-medicate, each room is equipped with its own lockable medicine cabinet.
| Amount | Cost Type |
|---|---|
| £157.54 | Per day |
| £1,102.78 | Per week |
| £16.72 (additional hourly rate) |
