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Case studies

Read and watch stories from people we support and their families on their journey to, and life at, Lifeways.

Watch: Beattie's story

Watch: Beattie's story

Beattie knew she wanted her independence and was ready to move out of the family home and into a more independent living environment, something she found with Lifeways at St Thomas House in North Walsham.

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Watch: Ross’s story

Watch: Ross’s story

Ross moved to Lifeways after his parents realised it might be time to look at alternative care options once they reached their seventies.

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What’s it like to work at a Lifeways residential service? Watch Brooke, Team Leader at Whitwood Grange, explain!

What’s it like to work at a Lifeways residential service? Watch Brooke, Team Leader at Whitwood Grange, explain!

In this video, Team Leader Brooke shares her Lifeways career story – and what it’s like to support individuals who live with diverse and complex needs.

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Read: Paul's story – a record-breaking Paralympic medallist

Read: Paul's story – a record-breaking Paralympic medallist

Paul, who lives at Pensby Road – one of our supported living services was born with Cerebral Palsy, but despite this he has always believed that anything is possible as long as you put your mind to it.

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Watch: Tom's story

Watch: Tom's story

When Tom held the keys to his own home for the first time, he knew he was finally able to start his new life. He enjoys going out, meeting new people and is learning new skills such as cooking – all with the support of the Lifeways team.

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Watch: Simon's story

Watch: Simon's story

With the help of Lifeways, Simon has made the move out of his parents' home and into his own place - where he's gained bucket loads of independence, along with still having support on hand where needed.

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