Springfield
Springfield is a registered residential service in Bromley for adults with physical disabilities. It has four bungalows and six self-contained flats. The service supports people to live as independently as possible, helping people to maintain and build key life skills.
We’re a short walk from town centre, with its shopping areas, theatre, college and leisure centre. And with great transport links into central London, there’s plenty to enjoy.
Find us
- Organisation
- Springfield
- Street address
-
69 Freelands Road
- Post town
- Bromley
- Postal code
- BR1 3HZ
- Phone number
- Service manager:
-
Keshorsingh Beegun
What we offer
- Six self-contained flats
- Four bungalows
- Each property includes a living room, kitchen area, bedroom and en-suite wet room bathroom
- All properties are fully accessible for wheelchair users and can be adapted to suit your needs. The kitchen worktops are adjustable. Ceiling track hoists are available
- Shared courtyard garden
- Wi-fi
- Digital care planning
- Parking spaces for visitors
How to get here
Springfield has excellent transport links. We are close to Bromley North Station, which is fully wheelchair accessible. While we are far enough away to exclude noise, we are still close to major roads.
Who we support
We support disabled adults of all ages to live their live an independent and fulfilled life.
Our team provides personalised support for each resident. We take time to understand the key things that matter to everyone living here.
We know that people’s disabilities or conditions are just one part of their lives, affecting people in different ways. In case it is useful for prospective residents to know, we assist people with a range of impairments. This includes:
- People who have physical conditions
- People who have physical + neurological conditions, such as cerebral palsy
- People with acquired brain injuries (ABI)
- People who have diabetes
What support we provide
We provide a range of support. When required, this can include: all forms of personal care, medication support and assistance with daily living. There is a budget for residents to buy their own food. With mealtimes and drinks, we provide individual assistance as needed. We also help people to get out and about and access the local community.
Everyone receives a certain amount of one-to-one support. The precise amount of this support will depend on a person’s particular care package. Everyone has their own individual person-centred plan (PCP).
The one-to-one support can include help to build life skills such as money management or understanding bills. It can include support to achieve personal goals, such as attending educational courses (including at Bromley College).
We help people to attend all medical and health appointments. We liaise with external professionals in health and social care as required.
There are ceiling track hoists and other facilities available to support people with physical conditions.
What activities are available
People choose their own activities and our support workers assist as needed. People enjoy going to the gym and swimming people. They like to go out for meals in Bromley and beyond. They also enjoy trips to the nearby cinema and theatre as well as the Glades shopping centre. Springfield residents also like the chance to go to London, which is just a few miles from Bromley.