Liaise

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25/02/2026

Throughout February, the people we support have taken part in meaningful activities to celebrate Dignity Action Month - a powerful reminder that dignity, choice, respect and inclusion sit at the heart of everything we do.

Across our homes, people created Dignity Trees, sharing their own reflections on what dignity means to them and what helps them feel valued. With support from our teams, everyone was encouraged to express what matters most in their daily lives - from having their voice heard to making their own decisions. We’re delighted to share some of their words below.

Some homes also hosted Dignitea Parties, bringing people together over tea, cake and conversation. These moments sparked brilliant discussions about independence, respect and how we can continue strengthening dignity in every aspect of our support.

A heartfelt thank you to our colleagues for creating such welcoming and meaningful spaces - and to the people we support for openly sharing their voices, ideas and experiences.

Together, we remain committed to making dignity not just a monthly focus, but a lived experience every single day.

24/02/2026

We're delighted to share Darren’s incredible achievement!

When Darren set out to explore new opportunities in the community, he was ready for challenges that would help him grow. With his vibrant personality and love for music, activities and meeting new people, he was looking for a place where he could truly thrive.

Joining PHAB Club gave him exactly that. Darren embraced every opportunity - from archery and rifle shooting to steering a powerboat - building new skills, friendships and confidence along the way. Over a six‑week course, he pushed himself to try unfamiliar activities and discovered just how much he could achieve.

His progress soon shone through. At the club’s awards ceremony, Darren was proudly presented with the “Most Spirited Member” trophy - a well‑deserved recognition of his positivity, commitment and willingness to step outside his comfort zone.

19/02/2026

We had a brilliant time at Treloar's Future Fest last week! A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by to chat with Suzanne Champion, our Regional General Manager for London and the South East, Stephanie Vrabel, our Operations Manager for the South East, and Theresa Cook, our Referrals and Placements Manager.

Future Fest has been supporting students for over twenty‑five years, giving young people and their families the chance to explore options for life after Treloar’s. Events like this are such an important opportunity to start early conversations - and we were delighted to be part of it.

We loved meeting students, families, and staff, and hearing about their plans for the next chapter.

If you didn’t manage to catch us on the day but you’d like to find out more about how Liaise can support your transition into adult support, including learning more about our specialist, bespoke and person‑led approach, we’d be more than happy to chat. Just drop us a message!

18/02/2026

This Valentine’s Day, the people we support enjoyed a wonderful mix of activities all themed around love, confidence, and creativity - and all homes were full of smiles!

Across our different regions, everyone got involved in ways that felt meaningful to them. Some spent time writing down what they love about themselves, celebrating their strengths and boosting self‑confidence. Others rolled up their sleeves to decorate their homes for Valentine’s parties, adding colour, warmth, and plenty of heart‑shaped touches. Many homes also made sure the whole environment was beautifully themed for Valentine’s Day, creating a fun and uplifting atmosphere for everyone to enjoy.

It was a day filled with connection, creativity, and joy - and we loved seeing each home put its own unique spin on the celebrations.

17/02/2026

When Jack first came to us, blood tests felt impossible. Needles were scary, surprises felt unsafe, and saying “no” was how he protected himself. But underneath that fear was someone who wanted to understand and feel in control.

With steady support from his keyworker, Jack learned about blood tests step by step. Daily social stories helped him know exactly what to expect, and he chose who would support him and what helped him stay calm - giving him ownership of the whole process.

On the day of his appointment, Jack was frightened and said no at first. But with gentle reassurance, clear reminders, and Felix’s calm support, he tried again. Even when the needle made him panic, he took a deep breath, closed his eyes, and bravely stretched out his arm.

And he did it - Jack completed his first ever blood test! 🙌

He celebrated with a well‑earned pizza, but the biggest success was how he felt afterwards: proud, brave, and more confident in what he can achieve.

A huge shout‑out to Jack and everyone who helped him reach this milestone.

Disclaimer: Photo has been changed to protect privacy.

16/02/2026

Valentine’s Day was a wonderful celebration across our homes! People we support and staff got into the spirit, setting up beautiful decorations, sharing tasty food, and enjoying parties filled with fun and laughter.

It was a lovely way for everyone to connect, share moments of kindness, and show care for one another. From decorations to delicious treats and heartfelt conversations, the day highlighted the warmth and community that make our homes so special. 💕

12/02/2026

Congratulations to Stoyan on his appointment as Operations Manager for London!

Stoyan has been a dedicated member of the Liaise community for many years and is widely recognised for his commitment to improving the lives of the people we support. Throughout his career in complex care, he has championed person‑led practice, strong governance and the development of positive, supportive team cultures.

In his new role, working alongside our London Operations Manager, Helen, Stoyan will oversee multiple homes and teams across the region. He will work closely with home managers to strengthen leadership, build capability and ensure every home continues to provide safe, compassionate and truly individualised support.

We’re delighted to see Stoyan take this next step and look forward to the positive impact he will continue to make for the people we support across London.

11/02/2026

Do you care deeply about helping people receive the highest quality support? If so, we’d love to welcome you into our warm, well‑established South region community as our new Quality & Compliance Manager.

In this role, you’ll be supporting our teams to deliver the very best care by carrying out regular quality audits, helping services prepare for and navigate inspections, and taking an active role in safeguarding. You’ll be spotting great practice and guiding improvements where needed, all while keeping colleagues updated on the latest regulations. You’ll also play a key role in shaping policies, training and ongoing quality improvements across the region.

We’d love to hear from you if you:

✔ Have strong knowledge of regulation and compliance
✔ Feel confident with audits and action plans
✔ Communicate clearly and enjoy supporting managers and teams
✔ Enjoy working collaboratively
✔ Are comfortable using digital care systems

If you’d like to make a meaningful difference and help shape outstanding care across the South, we’d be delighted to hear from you.

👉 Apply now - check the link in the comments!

10/02/2026

Tina, one of our valued Influencers, has proudly achieved her Level 2 Food Safety qualification - a milestone that reflects her commitment to learning and growing in ways that support her independence.

With tailored support from our training team, Tina engaged fully in the course and built strong, practical knowledge of food safety and hygiene. These are skills she can now confidently use in her daily life.

This achievement has boosted Tina’s confidence, strengthened her independence, and given her a real sense of pride. Most importantly, it has reinforced her belief in what she can achieve, motivating her to keep taking on new challenges with purpose and self‑belief.

05/02/2026

At Liaise, everything we do is guided by one purpose: ensuring every person we support can live a meaningful, fulfilling life shaped around what matters most to them.

At the centre of this commitment is our Specialist Support Team - highly skilled professionals in Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), Speech and Language Therapy (SLT) and Occupational Therapy (OT) who work together to deliver personalised, therapeutic support.

We recently caught up with Jess, our Head of Specialist Support, to learn more about how the team works, what makes their approach unique, and the difference this collaborative model makes across our residential homes and supported living services.

From PBS to therapeutic interventions and close partnership with staff teams, Jess offered valuable insight into how the team operates - and why their work has such a meaningful impact.

04/02/2026

When Carl joined Liaise, he brought passion, empathy and a genuine desire to make a difference. What he found was a place where those qualities could flourish - a home where he could grow his career, shape high‑quality and person-led support and develop into a leader who truly transforms lives.

Today, Carl is a highly respected Peripatetic Manager in our South region, supporting multiple homes and strengthening outcomes for the people we support. His journey shows just how far you can go at Liaise when your values, ambition and compassion come together.

If you’re passionate about person‑led support, eager to grow and ready to make a meaningful impact, a Registered Manager role at Liaise could be your next big step.

Join us - and build a career where your leadership, purpose and potential can thrive.

03/02/2026

When Ben first joined us, his home team noticed he struggled to gain weight. He often reached for foods like raw onions and potatoes, and recognising the difference between foods wasn’t always easy for him. Wanting to understand why, the team worked closely with Ben’s GP - and importantly, with his mum, making sure she was part of every conversation.

With the right support and guidance, Ben was able to start new medication that has made a remarkable difference to his daily life.

Since starting treatment, Ben has been leading his own progress:

Eating Well & Feeling Stronger - Ben is choosing fruits he enjoys and can tell foods apart more easily. He’s eating more confidently and feeling better in himself.

Feeling Connected & More Present - He responds more when people call his name and shows greater awareness of what’s happening around him - bringing more smiles, connection, and joy.

Growing Independence in Daily Life - Ben is taking the lead on his own needs. When he wants a change, he gets up and moves. When he’s tired, he takes himself to bed. These may seem like small moments, but for Ben they reflect growing independence and self‑understanding.

Ben’s journey continues every day, and each decision he makes is worth celebrating. His progress is his own, and we’re proud to be beside him as he shapes what comes next.

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At Sequence Care our vision is to empower people and promote independence. We provide tailored support for individuals. We also provide high quality living environments in which people can thrive and we work closely with the people we support to ensure they are able to live the richest and fullest life they possibly can.

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