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Our commitment to the Armed Forces Covenant
Our company is headed up by an ex-signaller and we currently support ex-service personnel who suffer from PTSD, along with other clients who have poor mental health. We know the value of those who have served, or have been around those who have served, and we know that their experiences can help those who need a friendly face to get them through the tough times.
In business the word value is often only used when it comes to money but the experiences that an ex-service personnel can bring to our company doesn't is the value that we consider important. For that reason we actively look to take on those who have served their country and who wish to continue serving their local community.
About us
Woodland Support was created from a passion to provide people with the right kind of support to allow people to have what others have, an option to live their life in a way that gave them happiness.
For us a support worker is there to show empathy and understanding of a clients past and current situation. They are to build trust, a friendly repour and a honest relationship that allows the support worker to help the client to expand their comfort zone. This helps the client to move further away from their past, improve the current and open up possibilities for their future but it is done with the support of our staff when the client stumbles or pushes themselves too far.