Our Homes

Impact for Change Ltd began in November 2017 with out first home in rural Devon. We used our many years of experience and knowledge of the sector and applied this to our well lead staff team which are our most important asset.  We have worked with some amazing and inspiring young people who have challenged us and worked with us to reach their full potential.

Our Homes:

Since opening our first home we have worked with Local Authorities to expand and grow organically implementing good practice and good childcare practices.

All our homes are registered with Ofsted, they are rural in nature.

Due to the nature of all our homes, we are unable to provide emergency placements, nor are we able to care for children and young people with significant mobility issues or those young people who require medical oversight for addiction issues.

This is one of the things we do best

We have fun! Supporting young people to develop and grow in a caring and nurturing environment.

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Luton Lane Farm

Luton Lane Farm was our first home, it is close to J28 off the M5.

Luton Lane Farm cares for 2 young people with social, emotional and behavioural difficulties.

In our recent Ofsted inspection, in September 2021 the home was rated good.

The children are cared for by staff who are motivated and enthusiastic about improving the children’s outcomes…Children are now routinely provided with a healthy, nutritious and balanced diet and the activities offered promote their physical health as well as their emotional well-being.

The home is managed by Jan Bevan, who has over 20years experience in residential childcare. She is supporting, some truly amazing team members in delivering quality care to our young people.

Holly Farm

Holly Farm, was our second home. Opening in 2018, it is our most suburban home being located in a small village near junction 25 off the M5.

Holly Farm is a home registered for 3 young people with social, emotional behavioural difficulties aged between 7-12.

At Holly Farm, there is a focus on Trauma Informed Practice and play, caring for young children suffering from trauma. The focus is on reunification with family or foster carers.

Holly farm is managed by Rebecca Deverill. She has been with Impact for Change since 2022 and has been a Registered Manager for over 2 years. She is committed to  supporting young people through child focused care and teams that truly understand the needs of young children.

I have worked within many different children homes over many years, and it is my opinion the staff team provide a safe and nurturing environment within Holly Farm of very high standard.

The team works amazingly hard at giving children and young people happy, fun childhood memories.

Temple Cross

Temple Cross Farm is our youngest home, opening in 2019. It is located just off junction 27 ton the M5. It is a rural property set in wonderful green gardens. There are sheep and chickens within the grounds.

Temple Cross is registered for 3 young people aged between 8-18 with social, emotional and behavioural difficulties.

The home is managed by Hannah Lloyd-Perkins, who is our newest Registered Manager. She works hard in ensuring the home is to the same standard she would expect for her children.

For Ofsted information please contact us direct.