We recognise ability which means that the people that we support are enabled to live as independently as possible, challenge themselves and to fulfil their potential. Our positive culture of enablement is shared by the people we support, staff and volunteers across our broad range of services and facilities.
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We support adults aged 19+ who live with complex epilepsy, complex health care conditions and disabilities and we offer a broad range of services.
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This summer marks the 45th anniversary of living at The Meath for Sarah. Having enjoyed a celebratory tea party, Sarah is also taking the opportunity to look back upon her long time at The Meath. Sarah has epilepsy and a learning disability. Continue Reading Sarah celebrates 45 years at The Meath
Sarah celebrates 45 years at The Meath
As well as complex epilepsy, many of the people we support have additional complex healthcare conditions and disabilities. Continue Reading Hear Sioban’s story
Hear Sioban’s story
Philippa has been a resident at The Meath in The Cottages since 2007. Philippa thrives when she feels busy and purposeful. Continue Reading Read Philippa’s story
Read Philippa’s story
Living with challenging medical conditions is something that Regan has both endured and overcome. Continue Reading Read Regan’s story
Read Regan’s story
David has lived at Meath Supported Living accommodation with his housemates in central Godalming for 7 years. Continue Reading Read David’s story
Read David’s story
Amy has lived at The Meath since 2016 when her home, Bradbury House, first opened its doors to residents. Continue Reading Read Amy’s story
Read Amy’s storyA world of possibilities for people living with complex epilepsy and disabilities, through appropriately tailored care and support, enabling fulfilled, happy and socially inclusive lives.
To support, care for, and protect the physical and mental health of people living with epilepsy and associated learning and physical disabilities through the provision of suitable accommodation, tailored assistance, skills training and leisure and sports activities.
