Julie Stevenson Set Within Attractive Landscaped Gardens the Oaks Provides a Homely Environment, Which Encourages Community Living and Social Interaction

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Julie Stevenson Set Within Attractive Landscaped Gardens the Oaks Provides a Homely Environment, Which Encourages Community Living and Social Interaction

The Oaks, Baillieston The Oaks is a quality home offering residential care for up to 32 vulnerable people with mental health problems. We specialise in helping adults rebuild their confidence and give them the skills they need to lead independent lives. We support all our residents to make individual choices about all aspects of their life to help them live as independently as possible. As Care Home Manager, my team and I work with each individual to agree an effective approach to recovery from mental illness, which follows the principles of the ‘recovery star’. Our residents are safe in the knowledge that help and support is available, if and when they need it. If you are interested in finding out more about The Oaks, please call me on 0141 773 4377 and I’ll be happy to arrange a visit, giving you the opportunity to meet with our staff and residents. Julie Stevenson Set within attractive landscaped gardens The Oaks provides a homely environment, which encourages community living and social interaction. Supporting essential life skills, such as cooking and the importance of healthy, nutritious food, is important to us. Where appropriate, everyone is encouraged to make their own meals in our fully equipped kitchens, with the support of our team. Residents can enter and leave the home as they wish to attend local appointments or community events. We also organise a range of internal activities they can enjoy in our facilities or cinema room. We have great facilities including four self contained flats as people prepare to move to the next stage of their journey, life skills room, home cinema and landscape gardens. The home is conveniently located in the centre of Baillieston, with easy access to local shops and amenities. M8 Easterhouse M73 Edinburgh Road Garrowhill Barrachnie Road The Oaks Glasgow Road 129 Glasgow Road Baillieston Glasgow G69 6EY Tel 0141 773 4377 www.meallmore.co.uk.

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