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Aurora House

Aurora House has three full-time residential places for children aged between 11 and 18 who may have experienced trauma and dysfunction within their family environment and may have difficulty regulating their emotions and behaviours. The maximum age for admission is 17 years of age.

We can provide a loving home and tribe to children who may present with the following emotional and behavioural difficulties (EBD):

Autism spectrum (including Asperger’s Syndrome and Global Development Delay).
Mild learning disabilities.
Social Communication Disorders.
Missing episodes.
Low to medium level physical aggression.
Low to medium level CSE will be considered.

Criminal behaviours.
Sexualised behaviours.
Eating disorders, self-harm, anxiety, depression, PTSD, ODD, trauma and attachments.
Low education attainment.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD).

Aurora House

Region: Maidstone, Kent ME16
Number Of Places: 3

Aurora House is a four-bedroom family home situated next door to Phoenix House. We are fortunate to have excellent local secondary schools nearby which provide for a wide spectrum and needs and abilities. We are also within walking distance to the abundant amenities of Maidstone Town Centre and some lovely parks.
In ancient Rome, Aurora was the goddess of the dawn, and she announced the arrival of the sun every morning. She symbolizes that even the darkest moments don’t last and are followed by light. Every day there is a new dawn and a new opportunity for happiness and joy.

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Aurora House

Region: Maidstone, Kent ME16
Number Of Places: 3

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Adam

Registered Manager of Aurora House

“I feel that making a warm and safe home environment for children is the basic first step for them to flourish. I have experience working in a trauma-informed way and combining this with a therapeutic parenting approach. This enables children to understand that the adults in the home acknowledge their experiences and will be there to support them. I believe that the adults around the child need to ensure that the care that they provide is tailored to the individual’s needs, taking into consideration their views, wishes and feelings and advocating for them to ensure that their voices are heard. Each team member brings a set of skills that enable us to provide a very positive and upbeat environment for the children. I believe that open communication between the home and all professionals involved in the child’s care is pertinent to achieving positive outcomes.”

Adam

Registered Manager of
Phoenix House

I believe that the adults around the child need to ensure that the care that they provide is tailored to the individual’s needs, taking into consideration their views, wishes and feelings and advocating for them to ensure that their voices are heard.

Each team member brings a set of skills that enable us to provide a very positive and upbeat environment for the children. I believe that open communication between the home and all professionals involved in the child’s care is pertinent to achieving positive outcomes.”

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Ravi

Chief of
the Tribe

Ponam

Chief of
Operations

Adam

Registered Manager
of Phoenix House

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