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Life Works Community
Life Works Community

What To Bring

  • Toiletries
  • Dressing gown, loose fitting pyjamas, slippers
  • Casual loose fitting clothes (laundry can be done on site)
  • Track suit / Exercise wear
  • Trainers
  • Wellington boots or walking boots
  • Writing paper and envelopes
  • Cigarettes (enough for about a week)
  • Alarm clock (optional)

Please bring any prescribed medication that you are taking with the full prescription. Your doctor will be contacted.

You will need to bring a cheque book in order to pay £400 which will be paid into your client account to cover books, day to day items like cigarettes, toiletries, etc. Acupuncture is available should you require it. This will also need to be paid for by cheque. On discharge, any remaining balance from your client account will be refunded to you by cheque.

Things not to bring

  • Food or drink
  • Chewing gum
  • Aerosols
  • Candles
  • CD / Tape players, I-Pods, Palm Pilot
  • Mobile telephones
  • Computers
  • Mouthwashes
  • Vitamins, Minerals, Supplements
  • Towels - these are provided
  • Toilet water & perfume (if you do bring these items they would be locked away but may be used when required)
  • Books, magazines, newspapers

Clients are requested not to bring their cars, motorcycles, bikes or scooters with them

If in doubt, please do not hesitate to contact a member of the team at Life Works for clarification on 01483 757572. 

 

 

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