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SUPPORTED LIVING Emma / Resident ACROSS DERBYSHIRE

“ EMH are the most friendly @emhcare people I know. I get on @emhcareandsupport with them very well and @emh_care_and_support we go out for meals together. My flat is bigger that the old one I lived in, it is perfect now, especially with my new boiler.” SUPPORTED LIVING Emma / Resident ACROSS DERBYSHIRE WHERE YOU CAN FIND US We provide housing across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire IN DERBYSHIRE… for people with a wide range of needs, including learning difficulties, physical disabilities, complex needs (including dual GLOSSOP diagnosis), mental health concerns, sensory impairments PEAK and autistic spectrum disorders. NEW MILLS KILLAMARSH DISTRICT CLOWNE BUXTON CHESTERFIELD BOLSOVER BAKEWELL CLAY CROSS SHIREBROOK MATLOCK ALFRETON DERBY CONTACT US For more information please call our Housing Team on: T. 01158 508 507 / M. 07833 046 107 E. [email protected] GRASSMOOR Visit: www.emhcareandsupport.org.uk emh care & support is part of emh group FLEXIBILITY AND CHOICE Our highly personalised Our Housing team can: services are individually e Provide advice on how to keep tailored to meet the specific your home safe and secure e needs of each and every Help with applying for housing benefits person we support. We are e Assist with reporting repairs able to offer shared or e Sign post to other agencies single occupancy and have e Support with completing property available across applications for grants and aids Derbyshire. & adaptations We provide housing and care to improve opportunities for people We help vulnerable people live an enjoyable, “ I like living in my flat independent life by advocating on their behalf because I have been able to or by providing activities, support, care, and choose what décor and furniture I like. I have a good housing that matches their needs. size flat which is close to town and shops. I like my own space but I also have people to talk to when I need it. It is very good.” David / Resident GRASSMOOR MATLOCK.

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