WELCOME TO FAIRFIELD PATHWAYS
Fairfield Pathways is a service that provides support to those with additional needs, it’s worth noting that we don’t offer nursing care and although the houses are staffed 24/7 we don’t have nighttime waking care. The strands to our service provide pathways for you or your loved ones to have access to opportunities to gain education, life skills and independence and much more.
If your ambition is to live in your own home, possibly share with others and with support to make that happen, then Fairfield Pathways might be for you.
If you’re interested in finding out more information, please take yourself to look at the tabs above on the right.
For Corrie it means gardening, forestry and just being around beautiful plants and flowers with the aim of running her own business in the future.
For Joe, it means learning how to live and work independently. Joe now has the skills and confidence to look for paid employment.
For Alice it means learning how to process information and communicate her wants, wishes and feelings as she gets involved in learning life skills, independence, and activities she enjoys.
What people say about Pathways
“The transition plan you put in place has worked incredibly well. Lucy is loving being in the STEPS program and is as happy as I’ve ever seen her” – Lucy’s Mum
“Lauren has become so confident in her support worker that she asks for her help and support, which is something she struggles with. A huge thank you!” – Lauren’s Mum
“I have got my daughter back. I cannot thank you and your team enough for everything you have done” – Parent
“I’m absolutely sure that Jacob is 100% safe and happy with Jess. He signs her all the time, gets excited when he knows it’s her day to collect him from school and clearly enjoys spending time with her. Jess in kind, smiling, patient and fun. A perfect match!” – Jacob’s Parent
The Independence Service –
Fairfield Pathways
If you wish to complete a Next Steps Expression of Interest Form, please click here.
Contact Us
If you would like to find out more about Next Steps for a family member or someone you work with, please contact us, as below.
You can also contact your social worker to let them know you would like to consider Next Steps as an option.
EMAIL: pathways@ffc.ac.uk
WRITE TO: Pathways, Fairfield College, 43 High St, Dilton Marsh, Westbury, BA13 4DL