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Your Home, Your Independence

Our supported living flats In Wigan

What's New!

This housing scheme is home to 14 tenants with learning & physical disabilities, who want to live as independently as possible with one staff sleep-in room

One Bedroom

Explore our new social housing development

Each apartment features a fully equipped kitchen, a cosy bedroom and a bathroom, ensuring comfort and convenience for every tenant. Our new scheme offers a welcoming environment, ensuring that tenants thrive and are safe.  

One Kitchen

One Bathroom

Features of this home!

Energy Efficient Flats

At Stubshaw, the electricity generated for the building is shared across all apartments. If all homes are in use, each receives an equal share. If some are empty or not in use, the unused portion is automatically reallocated to another tenant

Care Call System

Each flat includes a care call system tenants can use to easily contact staff. These are very easy to use and staff are well trained to ensure that calls are answered promptly and quickly

Fire Safety

Stubshaw has been designed with safety first. Each apartment and communal area is protected by a linked fire-alarm and smoke/heat detection system, emergency lighting, and certified fire doors

Frequently Asked Questions

You can refer someone to this scheme by either contacting Wigan Adult Care Services or the support provider Medicare

These flats are specifically designed for people with learning and physical disabilities

Yes, in the bigger block as you walk in there is a communal lounge. We aim for tenants to socialise within this space so they don’t feel isolated and bring a sense of community  

We cannot specifically say where this is, however we can say that his is located in Wigan

Each flat includes a bedroom, living room, kitchen and a bathroom. Check out our YouTube video to look around

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Electrical Safety

We use electricity every day in our home and we sometimes forget how dangerous it can be. Here are some tips to improve safety around your home, it is a good idea to check for these common faults/dangers:

  • Check for frayed or damaged leads
  • Tuck leads safely out of the way and keep them neat and tidy
  • If you have any cracked plugs, sockets and switches report them to us straight away
  • When using bulbs only use ones at or below the maximum wattage
  • Remember water and electricity do not mix – do not unplug or plug things in with wet hands, be careful if you spill water near or over appliances
  • Don’t overload sockets, too many plugs in one socket can be dangerous, overheat and cause fire

If you have any concerns about any of your electric or electrical appliances, please contact us on 01706 759330 or 01706 753678