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At Time 4 U, our core values guide everything we do. These fundamental beliefs form the foundation of all our services. Developed and refined through years of experience in the field, they ensure we deliver the highest quality of care.
Our ENABLE values encapsulate our commitment to empowering individuals to live their most fulfilling lives. Through active listening to clients, families, and friends, our skilled staff builds a comprehensive understanding of daily needs, aspirations, and hopes for the future. This allows us to design and implement bespoke services that enrich lives and promote recovery.
We deliver our values through Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), a proactive and person-centred approach to care. PBS has proven highly effective, especially for individuals with challenging behaviours. We see the positive impact on people's lives every day. We believe in collaborative care, involving families and friends alongside clients. This ensures our support reflects their individual needs and aspirations, both now and in the future. Our highly skilled staff, at all levels, are experts in delivering PBS, and we are committed to continuous improvement.
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