Our accomodation

Hazelcroft House

Hazelcroft House is situated in quiet community in Bradford, West Yorkshire. The home specialises in intensive support for one young person with emotional, behavioural difficulties and associated complex needs. The model of the home has been designed to provide individualised care to young people that struggle to live in the community or with other young people in a residential setting. There is a strong ethos around reintegration into community living and independent life skills.

The home offers a small family-based setting with the team providing a caring and nurturing living experience on a 24-hour basis. The house allows young people to have their own privacy and alone time but also allows young people to enjoy the company of others in a shared space.    

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Every home includes the following

  • Local area assessments working with the local authority and police to ensure all accommodation is suitably located
  • Health and Safety Risk Assessments and periodic Checks
  • Dedicated, qualified, experienced and committed staff teams
  • Wi-Fi throughout the house
  • Trauma Informed Care through application of PACE model
  • Team teach trained staff
  • First Aid Kit and trained staff
  • Safeguard Trained staff
  • 24-7 On Call Management support for service users and support workers.

Hazelcroft House

Ground Floor
  • Communal Living Room - Sofa, Chair, TV stand, Television, DVD player / Freeview, Dining table and chairs
  • Kitchen - Fridge, Freezer, microwave, cutlery, pots, pans, plates, and some essential food items.
  • Staff office / sleepover room
Top Floor & Stairway
  • Young person bedroom one– bed, desk, bedside draws, Mounted Television, lamp, new bedding including sheets, duvet, and pillows. 2 bath towels, 1 hand towel and 1 face cloth.
  • Young person bedroom two - bed, desk, bedside draws, Television, lamp, new bedding including sheets, duvet, and pillows. 2 bath towels, 1 hand towel and 1 face cloth.
  • Shared bathroom includes Bath and Shower facilities (For staff and young people)
  • Small cupboard / storage space for towels and bed linen.
External
  • Large Back with garden table chairs.
  • Small front garden with a drive

Our Service

Care Hubz is a brand-new provision providing mid to long term residential care for children with emotional, behavioural difficulties and associated complex needs. All our children’s homes provide a safe environment in a local community that children and young people can call home, with adult staff who nurture, care, look after and look out for them.

Our children’s homes look like any other home in a street and has all the facilities of a family home, furnished to a high standard of comfort and appearance.

A team staff member has the responsibility for ensuring that the environment of the home is maintained to a high standard. We aim to ensure that our house reflects that of a family home where children and young people feel safe, relaxed, and cared for in a non-institutionalised setting.

We take pride in the way we care and create a home which is by creating a caring, loving, and fun environment. We manage this by doing lots of fun activities such as arts and crafts, cooking, and baking, playing games, watching movies, and listening to music.

Local Services

Local Services

There is a vast variety of local services available to young people who reside in Bradford that are accessible to our service users from health, therapeutic and educational services.
  • Multiple GP Services
  • Dentists
  • Opticians
  • Local library and community hub
  • Flack fitness Gym
  • Bradford and Forster College
  • Bradford Royal Infirmary. A&E

Local Attractions

Popular attractions in the town include:
  • Alhambra Theatre
  • National Science and Media Museum
  • Bradford Industrial Museum
  • Sunbridge Wells
  • Saltaire Village
  • Bolling Hall
  • Salts Mill

Local Activities

Popular activities in the town include:
  • Cineworld
  • Food Plaza
  • Inflatable fun zone
  • Ice Skating
  • Gym

Stay tuned for the newly renovated images.

A closer look at Hazelcroft House

Giving young people, leaving care, the help and care they need to live independently...
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April

Floating Support keyworkers
After leaving school, I worked in the textile industry for over 20 years. To support and encourage my daughter to attend college I completed an access to higher education course, where I had the chance to volunteer at a homeless shelter as part of the curriculum.

My passion for helping others then led me to start working with young people, initially in a mother and baby unit. In 2003, I joined Calderdale Council as a casual residential worker, becoming a permanent staff member in 2007. I then moved to a short break unit for children with learning disabilities in 2011, where I stayed until 2015 before changing my career path to focus more on support than care.

For the next 8 years, I had the privilege of supporting 16-18 year old care leavers, and I was even promoted to manager in 2018. It was a very rewarding experience, but I was eager for a new challenge when the opportunity to become a team leader working with Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASC) became available. I'm really enjoying the new experiences and the chance to support these young people as they navigate the asylum process and work towards living independently developing skills for community safety and involvement, personal hygiene, and basis English.

Outside of work, I cherish my time with my children and grandchildren. It brings me great joy to be able to spend quality time with my loved ones.

Babita Mehta

24/7 Operational Manager
Babita has worked with children for over 20 years. She has worked in the Education sector in a safeguarding role, before transitioning into Safeguarding Lead with Youth Hubz Semi Independent Support where she has worked for the last 18months. She is currently completing Level 4 in Children, Young People and Families Practitioner and ensures she keeps up to date with her role by attending various Safeguarding Leadership courses with new legislation and guidance. Babita has been Safeguarding Lead since 2021. She supports the implementation of policies and procedures with safeguarding practices. She ensures staff are up to date with all the developments in child protection policy, research, practice and guidance. In 2023 Babita was promoted to Operational Manager for 24/7 support.