At Major Healthcare, we provide safe, compassionate and person-centred care and support for children and young people with a wide range of assessed care and support needs, including complex needs.
Every package of care and support is built around the individual, their assessed needs, routines, preferences, communication style and desired outcomes.
Whether support is provided in the family home, a residential or short-break setting or another appropriate community setting, our team delivers child-centred, trauma-informed and safeguarding-led care. We focus on each child’s individual needs, emotional wellbeing, safety and desired outcomes, ensuring support is responsive, consistent and tailored to what matters most to them.
Who do we support?
We believe Every child and young person is unique; our experienced teams provide support for children and young people with:
PHYsical disabilities
Supporting children and young people with physical disabilities, mobility needs and support with daily living
LEARNING DISABILITIES
Providing personalised, person-centred support that helps children and young people to develop confidence, build life skills, promote their independence and allows them to take part in meaningful everyday life, while supporting their overall wellbeing and individual goals and desires.
Autism, Communication & Sensory Needs
Providing person-centred support that recognises each individual’s communication style, sensory needs, preferences and ways of expressing themselves, while creating supportive environments that promote comfort, understanding and participation.
Complex Medical Conditions
Supporting children and young people with complex and specialist needs, including long-term health conditions, acquired brain injury, communication and sensory processing needs, and emotional or behavioural support requirements.
Behavioural & Emotional Support Needs
Providing consistent, relationship-based support that helps children and young people develop emotional regulation, build confidence and form positive relationships, while promoting safety, dignity and wellbeing.
Care built around the individual
Children and young people should be listened to, understood and involved in decisions about their care. We take time to understand each individuals:
Needs, strengths and abilities
Communication style and need
Interests and hobbies
Daily routines
Family circumstances
Wishes and desired outcomes
Our support focuses on building trusted relationships, creating safe and consistent routines, promoting emotional wellbeing, and helping children and young people develop confidence, independence and practical life skills through meaningful everyday activities.
We encourage every child and young person to express themselves in the way that works best for them. This may include speech, play, pictures, signs, symbols or communication aids, helping ensure their voice, choices and preferences are understood and respected.
Home & Family Support
Supporting families with flexible care designed around everyday life:
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Wraparound care
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Support within the family home
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Crisis support
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Supervision support
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Foster placement support
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Respite and short breaks
Why families choose Major
Major Healthcare is more than a care provider, we work in partnership with children, young people, their families and the professionals around them to deliver safe, consistent and person-centred support that reflects what matters most to each individual.
Safe & Trusted
Our care and support staff are carefully selected through robust recruitment and suitability checks, including enhanced DBS checks, and receive the training and support needed to provide safe, compassionate care.
Person-Centred
Every package is designed around the individual, reflecting their needs, preferences, routines, communication, choices and personal goals rather than following a standard approach.
Partnership Working
We work alongside families, schools, commissioners and relevant health and social care professionals to ensure support is coordinated and focused on the needs of each child or young person.
Supporting Independence
We support children and young people to build confidence, develop skills, exercise choice and increase their independence, while taking part in meaningful activities and everyday life.
Flexible Care Options
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Flexible support visits
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Overnight support
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Support at home
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Community access
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1:1, 2:1 and higher team-based support
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Short breaks and respite
How can support be funded?
We work with a range of funding routes including:
Local Authorities ✔
NHS Integrated Care Boards ✔
NHS Continuing Healthcare ✔
Direct Payments ✔
Personal Budgets ✔
Case Managers ✔
Self-funding individuals and families ✔
Not sure where to start?
Our friendly team is here to talk you through the care and support options available, answer your questions and help you understand the next steps.
