WOODWAYE HOUSE
about Us
We offer high-quality, tailored supported accommodation for looked-after children and care leavers aged 16–17, as well as young adults aged 18+ who may benefit from continued structured support.
Our service is designed to be a steppingstone to independence, helping young people develop the practical, emotional, and social skills needed to transition confidently into adulthood.
Looked-after children aged 16–17
Young people leaving care
Young adults aged 18+ in need of structured support
What We Offer
Safe, comfortable, and well-maintained accommodation
Bespoke support packages tailored to individual needs
24/7 staffing and key worker support
Help with education, employment, and training (EET)
Life skills development, including budgeting, cooking, and self-care
Emotional and wellbeing support
A nurturing, non-judgmental environment
WOODWAYE HOUSE
Our Mission
To provide a stable and supportive space where young people can feel safe, build confidence, and grow into independent adults with bright futures.
Staff on site 24 hours
Communal kitchen and lounge
Garden with communal storage
WiFi is available throughout
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Accommodation
Woodwaye House is a two bedroom bungalow. Level accessed.
WOODWAYE HOUSE
Location
A residential area in Reading, Woodley close to shops, leisure facilities, parks, bus and rail connections.
Safeguarding
All Woodwaye employees have a statutory duty to safeguard and promote the welfare of children and adults, including:
- Being alert to the possibility of child/young adult abuse and neglect through their observation of abuse, or by professional judgement made as a result of information gathered about the young person;
- Knowing how to deal with a disclosure or allegation of child /adult abuse;
- Undertaking training as appropriate for their role and keeping themselves updated;
- Being aware of and following the local policies and procedures they need to follow if they have a child / young adult concern;
- Ensuring appropriate advice and support is accessed from designated safeguarding lead or Local authority.
- Participating in multi-agency working to safeguard the young person (if appropriate to your role);
- Ensuring contemporaneous records are kept at all times and record keeping is in strict adherence to Woodwaye house policy and procedures and professional guidelines;
- Ensuring that all staff has passed and complied with safer recruitment checks.
Woodwaye House in Reading, Woodley
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We work in partnership with local authorities, social workers, and professionals to ensure every placement is safe, appropriate, and tailored to support each young person’s journey.