Beech Lodge

Beech Lodge is a children’s home which is owned by the Hennessy Group. It is a large detached House with 6 bedrooms, based in Billingham. It is a specialist home that provides a service to support children and young adults. The home has a 2 bedroom annex that has its own facilities to be able to support children and young adults who need a smaller environment to be supported in than the main 4 bedroom house, but are still apart of the home.

About Beech Lodge
Children's Home

Beech Lodge is a children’s home which is owned by the Hennessy Group. It is a large detached House with 6 bedrooms, based in Billingham. It is a specialist home that provides a service to support children and young adults aged from 8 to 18 years old who experience Social, emotional and behavioural difficulties, including mental health difficulties and associated conditions.

Beech Lodge provides support for long term outreach care (in some cases) and emergency/accelerated admissions dependent upon compatibility and suitable space within the home.

Two bedrooms are located on the ground floor in the Annex. Upstairs there are four further bedrooms. There are shared communal areas including a spacious open plan living room. There is also a large spacious kitchen and dining room.

Children and young adults will be deemed suitable to reside together following completion of a comprehensive compatibility risk assessment. Beech Lodge’s Management have an excellent reputation in the development and progress of complex children and young adults who have challenged service previously.

Our Aims and Objectives at Beech Lodge

Our aims and objectives at Beech Lodge are to provide a safe, warm and nurturing environment with a high standard of care and accommodation for children. Ensuring excellent delivery of care. Specifically, we at Beech Lodge aim to:

Provide a physically safe and comfortable place to live and to safeguard and promote the welfare of each child.

Provide consistent and reliable staff, modelling and ‘good parenting’ to support and encourage children within our care.

Listen to and respond to children’s concerns and encourage them to express their views and opinions.  Ensure each child’s rights and individual needs are respected.

Facilitate positive experiences and constructive use of free time.  Encourage children to participate in social and leisure activities.

Ensure that all the key developmental areas of health, education, emotional and behavioural development, family and social relationships, identity, self-care and social presentation are addressed in the planning for each child.

Encourage children to plan and work together towards household decisions regarding activities, decoration of the house, purchase of equipment, house rules and sanctions etc.

Work towards positive outcomes with children, their parents, carers social workers and relevant others.

Facilitate contact between the children and their family, friends and other relevant people.

Work in accordance with relevant policies and procedures.

Read the Statement of Purpose