Specialism

Providing Care and Supporting Independence

At Oasis Care

We specialise in supporting individuals with a wide range of complex needs, from learning disabilities and mental health challenges to Prader-Willi Syndrome and experiences such as trauma or displacement.

Every person is unique, and so is the care they need. That’s why we tailor our support around the individual, creating safe, compassionate environments where people can grow, heal, and feel truly understood.

Below you’ll find a brief overview of the key areas we work in, with links to learn more about each. If you're looking for support for a loved one, we’re here to talk it through.

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Separated Migrant Children

At Oasis Care, we recognise “Separated Migrant Children” as the preferred term, reflecting our respect for their unique experiences. We provide safe, nurturing spaces where these children can find stability, resilience, and hope for the future.

We are guided by organisations such as The Separated Child Foundation and The North West Regional Migrant Partnership, our governance and practices are both empathetic and evidence-based. This ensures our care is tailored to their specific needs, supporting them through the challenges of building a new life. At Oasis Care, we are dedicated to creating an environment where every child feels valued, supported, and empowered to thrive.

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Mental Health Conditions

Our staff are highly trained in supporting individuals with mental health challenges, delivering compassionate and effective care. We take a holistic approach that prioritises emotional well-being, providing a safe and supportive environment where individuals can rebuild confidence and independence. Collaboration is at the heart of our care.

We work closely with families and care professionals to design tailored support plans that address each person’s unique needs. Together, we help individuals take meaningful steps towards recovery, personal growth, and a brighter future.

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"Care is more than providing a home, it's about providing the space to grow"

Learning Difficulties

We provide personalised support for individuals with learning disabilities, helping them build confidence, develop life skills, and achieve greater independence. Our team is committed to creating an inclusive environment where every individual feels valued and empowered to reach their potential.

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4. Challenging Behaviour and Complex Needs

We understand the impact of trauma and other factors that can lead to challenging behaviours. Our staff are fully PACE (Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity, Empathy) trained and trauma-informed, ensuring that our approach promotes trust, emotional safety, and growth. By focusing on positive behaviour support and emotional resilience, we help individuals navigate challenges and develop the skills needed to lead fulfilling lives.

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Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS)

Our team has received specialised training from the Prader-Willi Syndrome Association (PWSA), equipping us with the knowledge and skills to provide exceptional care for individuals with PWS. We focus on addressing the physical, emotional, and social aspects of the condition, tailoring our support to each person’s needs. Our goal is to create an environment where individuals with PWS can lead enriched and meaningful lives, with the guidance and care they deserve.

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Our Blogs and Articles

"Real Voices. Real Journeys.

Real Impact."

More Than Care: How Oasis and CEG Are Building Futures Together

Young person on CEG and BBC Radio Derby Project Independence Begins with Opportunity A young person can live in care for a year, and still feel unknown. Not because people stopped caring, but because trauma, systems, and screens all get in the way. We live in a world where connection is instant, but rarely real. Where social media replaces conversation. Where AI can answer before a human does. And yet, in care, presence is everything. Because real care isn’t an algorithm, it’

Building Futures Before Barriers Begin: How supported accommodation helps 16 to18 year olds prepare for independence and work.

Before the Benefits System, There’s the Belief System Across the UK, too many 16–18-year-olds in supported accommodation face instability long before they reach adulthood. They’re expected to prepare for work, education, and independence without first being given the safety, consistency, and trust that make those goals possible. At Oasis Care, we support young people who are learning to rebuild, emotionally, socially, and practically. For most of them, “employment pathways”