About us
Aspire Wellbeing aims to maximise the wellbeing of its customers, members and the local community, through improving the lives of adults with physical, sensory and learning disabilities.
Our Philosophy
Aspire Wellbeing aims to maximise the wellbeing of its customers, members and the local community.
Wellbeing is about achieving a good or satisfactory quality of life; characterised by health, happiness and achieving one’s potential.
Of these three states, we attach a particular significance to health as, without good health, it is difficult to maintain happiness and to achieve your potential.
Why Choose Aspire Wellbeing?
Aspire Wellbeing is dedicated to the provision of a highly positive environment, with a “can-do” focus, where members are encouraged to develop life skills, hobbies, physical dexterity, and mental capabilities.
- We try to help every individual to achieve their potential.
- A safe place for members to receive specialist treatment, to develop their skills.
- Aspire has a clearly defined model of work – our ‘7 Ways to Wellbeing’ – see the diagram above.
- Wellbeing is about achieving a good or satisfactory quality of life; characterised by health, happiness and achieving one’s potential.
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Every person who we work with has their own, particular range of issues and aspirations. Also, individual support needs differ widely.
We will work with you – and carers where appropriate – to agree how Aspire can best assist you in improving your life circumstances, what this will cost and how it will be paid for.
Please do get in touch, so that we can discuss how we might work with you.
Our Partners
Aspire works with a range of other organisations to ensure we have acess to the best information and guidance, and are able to meet the relevant standards, so as to be able to offer the best possible service to our members and customers.
Our Members
Aspire’s Members come in many varieties – people who have recently had a stroke; those with long-term disabilities; individuals with chronic health issues; those with learning disabilities and local people who want to optimise their health and wellbeing.