Then, in the summer of , she moved to her own purpose-built apartment at Baskerville Hall, our Worcester supported living service. Since arriving at the Lifeways service, Sam, who kept up her supermarket job, began to boost her independent living skills.
Sam had been friends with her now-partner, Dan, for a decade. In , the two began chatting over social media and met up for a few dates. Earlier this year, Sam and Dan decided to look at starting a life together. Baskerville Hall is a Lifeways supported living service in Worcester.
The service contains 12 self-contained one-bedroom apartments, each with a living room, kitchen, hallway, and bathroom. We support adults with diverse and complex needs, including learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities, acquired brain injuries, and mental health conditions.
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This move was the first time Sam lived away from the family home. Building skills Since arriving at the Lifeways service, Sam, who kept up her supermarket job, began to boost her independent living skills. Sam's learned to cook, do housework and laundry at our Lifeways supported living service - so she's all set to live in her new home! However, not even a global pandemic could keep the couple apart.
