About Us
Although the young people at Aaban have many things in common with each other there are also some differences. This is because they are coping with social, emotional and mental health difficulties.
Aaban delivers specialist trauma informed, recovery-focused Assessment, Treatment and Care services for young people who have complex social, emotional and mental health needs.
Typically, we support our young people to achieve the recovery outcomes that they are currently struggling with in their existing circumstances or living situations.
Ethos
Aaban provides a bespoke model of care designed to meet individual needs, and our philosophy is based on the principles of normalisation; social inclusion; least restrictive practise; rights and responsibilities; choice; and unconditional positive regard for everyone.
Our working practices respect and value individuals regardless of culture; gender; sexual orientation; race; religion; age or disability.
Concept
Aaban, our priority is you.
We are a multidisciplinary team of Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Teachers and other respected Healthcare Professionals. Together, we have many years of collective experience in both the development and delivery of psychiatric and mental health services for young people. Our combined in-house expertise ensures that we’re able to provide young people with the highest quality of treatment and care designed to meet their specific needs.
Service User Profile
Aaban delivers specialist recovery-focused assessment, stabilisation, treatment and care services for young people who have complex social, emotional and mental health needs.
Typically, we support our young people to achieve stabilisation and recovery outcomes that they are currently struggling with in their existing circumstances or living situations.
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Mental Health Act
At Providence House we are regulated to use the Mental Health Act. The Mental Health Act (1983) is the main piece of legislation that covers the assessment, treatment and rights of people with a mental health disorder.’
Physical Health & Wellbeing
Equal Opportunities & Advocacy
Aaban believes that all young people should be treated fairly and supported to do their best. This doesn’t mean that everyone will be treated the same but, instead, we help each young person to do what they want to do.
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Complaints & Compliments
Sorry - we don’t always get everything right the first time. If a young person is unhappy about the way they are being cared for or the service they receive from us, then they have the right to tell us and we have a...
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Mutual Expectations
At Aaban we understand that some of the challenging behaviours that our young people can present with are due to them not having an understanding about how they are expected to behave or due to a lack of consistency between staff about what these expectations are.
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