Our Approach

Evidence-based care that puts children first

Our Philosophy

We believe every child deserves a safe, nurturing environment where they can heal, grow, and reach their full potential.

Our approach is rooted in trauma-informed care, recognizing that many children in residential care have experienced significant challenges. We focus on building trust, providing stability, and creating positive experiences that help children develop resilience and confidence.

Through individualized support, therapeutic interventions, and a commitment to understanding each child's unique needs, we help children overcome past difficulties and build brighter futures.

Who We Support

Jubilee House provides care for children and young people who may experience:

Trauma and attachment difficulties

Understanding and responding to the impact of trauma with sensitivity and expertise.

Educational Support

Helping children achieve their academic potential through dedicated support.

Behavioural challenges

Engaging programs that build confidence, skills, and positive relationships.

Difficult early life experiences

Creating physical and emotional safety where children can feel secure.

Emotional dysregulation

Every decision is made with the child's best interests and wellbeing at the forefront.

Homely Atmosphere

A warm, welcoming environment that feels like a real home.

We understand that behaviour is communication, and our care approach focuses on understanding the child’s experiences rather than reacting to difficulties.

Placements at Jubilee House are carefully matched to ensure each child’s needs can be safely and effectively met.

Daily Life

Structured Routine

We maintain consistent daily routines that help children feel secure. From wake-up times to meals, activities, and bedtime, our structure provides the predictability children need to thrive.

Education & Development

We work closely with schools and provide dedicated homework support. Beyond academics, we focus on life skills, social development, and preparing young people for independence.

Recreation & Activities

Children participate in a wide range of activities including sports, arts and crafts, music, and community outings. These experiences build confidence, develop interests, and create positive memories.