Our Facility
The kitchen
Our kitchen is designed to allow users to learn life skills such as basic cooking, culinary, baking and serving.
It is a big free flowing area that is built for multiple users. It is flexible and equipped with user friendly utensils.
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Dining areas
Tranquility defines our sitting and dining areas. Spacious, sensory free, free flowing outlines, bright and comfortable.
The design allows for close and intimate contact between people. Users are made to enjoy a homely, welcoming and relaxing environment that is peaceful and therapeutic.
Shared spaces
We offer comfortable, bright, friendly and intimate sleeping rooms that are made for easy interaction and integration among users.
- Quite and peaceful atmosphere
- Allows for privacy
- Relaxed and welcoming
Sensory room
Autistic people often experience sensory processing differences, meaning they may be over-sensitive (hypersensitive) or under-sensitive (hyposensitive) to sound, light, touch, movement, or other sensory input. A sensory room:
- Reduces overwhelming stimuli from the outside world.
- Provides calming input (e.g., soft lights, quiet music, weighted items) when overstimulated.
- A sensory room is essential in autism care and support because it offers a safe, controlled environment where autistic individuals can regulate their sensory input, which significantly impacts their emotional, behavioral, and cognitive well-being.
Play areas
