Thornton House

At Thornton House House, we provide a safe and caring home for children aged between 11 and 17 years who may have experienced social, emotional and mental health challenges.

Key Features

• Spacious Family Town House
• Entrance Hall & Cloakroom
• Large Kitchen & Bedroom with En-suite
• Lower Ground Floor Lounge
• Three Further Bedrooms - One En-suite
• House Bathroom
• Garden & Single Garage
  
  Location: Thornton, Bradford
  Age range: 11 - 17
  SEMH, Autism, Specific Learning Difficulties and Mental Health Needs.
  PACE Approach
  
  Thornton House in Thornton Bradford, is a nurturing home led by highly-experienced managers and with a strong, vibrant team, each of whom bring their own specialisms, including sport, mental health and outdoor activities.
  
  We help children feel safe, cared for and give them plenty of space to grow, develop their passions and to have fun.  With us, children build resilience. We support them to be active in the local community and to enjoy and engage with educational and vocational activities. Our aim is to promote independence as well as supporting children in their rehabilitation and recovery.
  
  Hashtag Thrive Children and Young people services children’s homes use the PACE approach to support the learning and social and emotional wellbeing of the children and young people.
  
  How we support young people
  
  - Wide range of local education options
  - Experienced team with broad range of specialisms
  - Experience in mental health
  - Integrated self-care and independence pathways
  
  Activities
  
  The young people at Thornton House can choose to take part in lots of different sorts of activities.They might be informal activities like meeting a friend, or they might be planned activities like being part of a sports team or going to the cinema. There might also be group activities that more than one person living at Thornton House might take part in, either at the home or outdoors. Young people help plan the activities they want to take part in.
  
  Some of the sorts of activities include going swimming, hiking, to the cinema, bowling, visiting local parks, ice skating, playing football and other sports, enjoying meals and the opportunity to be involved in local groups. There are bike riding, shopping, learning new skills, beauty and spa treatments, parks and playgrounds in the vicinity. Young people can also take part in hobbies and interests they may have such as dancing, gymnastics, singing, music, model making, horse riding, fishing and many more.