Hascott House

Hascott House provides residential care and personal care for up to nine adults with learning disabilities. At the time of inspection, seven people were living there. The home is designed to support people to live meaningful lives with control, choice, and independence through person-centred care. The building, though larger than typical domestic properties, blends into the residential area without identifying signs, intercoms, cameras, or industrial bins. Staff are discouraged from wearing uniforms when coming and going with people, helping maintain the home's appearance as a regular house rather than an institutional setting.