Radis Community Care to provide services at Grange House

A Grade II listed building in Market Rasen, Lincolnshire, is now a refurbished supported living service for adults, offering 24-hour care.

Grange House is part of a £7m scheme, and the restored building is made up of 10 apartments, with construction firm Lindum Group working with charity Acis Group to develop the building.

Radis Community Care will be providing support and care at Grange House. The supported living service will specialise in supporting individuals with learning disabilities, autism and acquired brain injuries as well as physical disabilities and mental health needs.

‘We’re delighted to be a part of this new chapter, and to be announced as the care provider for this exciting new development,’ said Kerri Beasley, regional manager at Radis Community Care. ‘With a people-focused and community-centered approach, we continue to expand our services and are proud to play a pivotal role in bringing to life the shared vision of the housing providers and local council to create a thriving and inclusive community.’

In partnership with Acis, Lincolnshire County Council and West Lindsey District Council, the scheme also received additional funding from Homes England.

Acis supports communities through social housing, education and skills, wellbeing services and student accommodation across Lincolnshire, South Yorkshire and the East Midlands.

Grange House is one arm of The Grange Collective in Market Rasen, which also consists of Grange Hub, Grange Café and Grange Barn, creating a network of support services in the community.

Claire Woodward, director of community investment at Acis Group, said: ‘To see Grange House being brought to life as a place where people can live more independently in the community is truly humbling.

‘The Grange Collective enables us to bring wider services to a small town and help truly integrate them to create opportunities for employment, support and to help tackle the challenges faced by rural communities.’