Pathway for Adults Somerset East - Frome Flats
Housing
Rodden Road consists of 4 self contained flats which are part of the Somerset Housing Pathway, referred through the local housing authority. We provide support for adults affected by mental health issues to maintain their tenancies, and increase their skills and confidence whilst working towards independence and recovery.
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- Tag: Nursing and residential care
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- Tag: Advocacy
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- Tag: Advocacy
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- Tag: Advocacy
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- Tag: Advocacy
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- Tag: Housing
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