Those diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) behave in ways that those around them might find challenging. This includes their family, friends, teachers and other support staff. While might seem like a good place to focus our concerns, it isn’t. In fact, it is the person diagnosed with ASD who has the real challenges and
At iBC, we believe people who use any of our services should be able to choose how they want to be supported, choose what they want to do and when they want to do it. We operate a flexible day care so people can do the activities they want to do when it suits them.
We differ from services which tie you into contracts. At iBC, we offer flexibility, which means you only pay for the service when you use it. At our day services you can change your days if you have appointments or can’t make your regular days. Additionally, we offer a user-friendly, pick-up and drop off service.
Our diverse, highly trained and experienced staff make iBC a place where people can feel safe, but what makes us the best quality health and social care provider is the commitment and dedication of our staff, to ensuring our people enjoy their time with us.