Young Adults Service
Highly specialist service for younger adults with brain injury acquired in infancy and childhood
Haberdasher’s House is dedicated to providing exceptional care for adults with highly complex disabilities acquired at birth or during childhood, offering quality care in a sensory-rich environment with accessible living and garden space.
The service offers a fun and energetic environment, whilst providing the highest possible quality of life, enabling our younger residents to access a range of activities both on site and in the wider community, including visiting bands and DJs, sporting activities, gardening and trips to some of London’s best tourist attractions.
With its dedicated cinema and sensory space, families can enjoy quality time together in a peaceful and private environment, or enjoy sociable movie nights alongside other residents.
Specialised support for diverse conditions
Our highly-skilled multi-disciplinary team support individuals with a diverse range of conditions, including conditions sustained in early life from acquired brain injury, complex respiratory conditions, profound and multiple learning disability (PMLD), and other complex physical impairments that impact a person’s quality of life.
Residents also have access to specialists for tone and spasticity, posture management, tissue viability, complex respiratory, continence, round-the-clock nursing care and a wide range of therapies.
Comprehensive and compassionate care at RHN
As part of our charity, RHN offers exceptional rehabilitation technology, postural management, wheelchair services, music therapy, art room activities, and Leisure and Family Services, ensuring seamless, holistic care. We are dedicated to providing compassionate, comprehensive support, empowering our patients to achieve the best possible standards of living.
Additionally, we offer support for patients transitioning from paediatric to adult services, and to home-based care; this includes discharge planning, working closely and together with the patient, coordinating with local healthcare providers, and providing information for family members to ensure a cohesive and successful transition beyond the hospital setting.