Referrals
A clear, careful referral route.
For commissioners and social workers, this page sets out exactly how a referral works and what helps us decide well.
Planned admissions
Designed for professional confidence.
We work to planned admissions wherever possible, so a young person arrives prepared and the match has been thought through.
Get in touch
Call or email the home to start a conversation.
Share the picture
Needs, history, risk information and the outcome you are seeking.
We assess fit
Against the young people already living here, and honestly.
Plan the arrival
An introduction and a gentle arrival, where time allows.
What we need
To consider a referral well.
The more we understand at the outset, the safer and faster our decision.
Helpful information
The young person's age, history and current needs
Relevant risk assessments and any recent incidents
Education status and any health or therapeutic input
The outcome the placing authority is seeking
How we decide
We assess fit against the young people already living here
We consider whether our team and home can meet the needs safely
We plan the introduction and arrival where time allows
Emergency admissions are considered carefully and within strict limits
Common questions
Questions commissioners ask.
Short, straight answers to the things professionals usually want to know first.
Who does Nurture Place support?
Young people aged 10 to 17 at the point of admission, who have experienced trauma, loss or disrupted attachment and need a relational, therapeutic home.
How do referrals work?
We work to planned admissions wherever possible. Share the young person's needs, history and risk information, and we respond quickly on whether we are the right home.
Do you accept emergency placements?
Emergency admissions are considered carefully and within strict limits, so that every young person already living in the home stays safe.
Where is the home, and how do we get in touch?
The home is in Kent. To discuss a referral, call 07480 928818 or email enquiries@nurtureplacecare.co.uk.
Make contact
Ready to talk about a young person?
We welcome enquiries from commissioners, social workers and families. Tell us a little about the young person and we will respond carefully and promptly.