Property Description
Park House – Supported Accommodation for Care Leavers (Aged 16–25)Park House is a high-quality supported accommodation service located at 2 Cross Park Street, Batley, WF17 5NY, providing a safe, nurturing, and structured living environment for looked-after children and care leavers aged 16 to 25.
Set on a quiet residential street, Park House is a spacious three-level, split-floor property offering a homely atmosphere that promotes independence, stability, and personal growth. The service is designed for young people who are ready to move on from foster care or children’s homes and begin developing the skills required for independent adult life.
Accommodation & Facilities
Private, lockable bedrooms with internet access
Comfortable shared bathrooms, each with personal storage
A fully equipped communal kitchen with individual food storage and shared pantry essentials
Large dining area encouraging shared meals and positive social interaction
Spacious communal lounge with TV, gaming system, board games, and creative resources
All essential bedding, towels, kitchen equipment, and starter toiletries provided
Ongoing maintenance, full health & safety compliance, and fire safety measures
Support Model
Park House provides Category 2 supported accommodation (shared/group living) with a strong focus on preparing young people for independence. Each resident receives:
A dedicated Key Worker, providing 6–8 hours of one-to-one support per week
Support with education, training, employment, budgeting, cooking, and tenancy skills
Emotional wellbeing and low-level mental health support
Assistance accessing healthcare, benefits, and specialist external services
Structured group activities that promote life skills, confidence, and community living
The service is staffed 24/7, including waking-day staff and sleep-in night cover, with additional on-call and emergency support available at all times.
Who We Support
Park House supports young people with:
Low to moderate ASD, ADHD, ADD
Mild to moderate mental health needs
Moderate learning disabilities
Social, emotional, and mental health (SEMH) needs
Low-level offending history (subject to risk assessment)
All placements are carefully assessed to ensure compatibility and a safe, positive group dynamic.
Our Approach
At Park House, we are guided by three core values:
Somewhere to Call Home – a safe, welcoming place where young people feel valued
Respect for the Individual – personalised support built around each young person’s needs and aspirations
People Who Care – skilled, compassionate staff who build trusting relationships
We work closely with local authorities, social workers, education providers, healthcare services, and external agencies to deliver holistic, outcome-focused support.
Our Aim
Park House exists to help young people move forward with confidence—developing independence, resilience, and the skills needed to live healthy, productive, and fulfilling adult lives.
