Our aim is to empower them with the essential skills and resources they need to thrive as independent adults.
With our dedicated team's wealth of experience and expertise, we are the perfect choice for YPs making this transition. We wholeheartedly believe that we provide one of the most exceptional options for bridging the gap between leaving care and embracing a successful adult life.
We are excited to make a positive impact and support YPs on this transformative journey.
Andrew Owens, the founder of Lagom, has dedicated the last 17 years of his life to working with young people and children in various educational and social care settings.
In addition to this, he has also been coaching boxing for many years. Over the years, Andrew has built strong relationships with associates across a wide range of services and agencies, which has helped him develop a unique and therapeutic provision for young people.
We also recognise the pressure faced by local authorities and social workers across the country when they need to find a suitable placement in an emergency situation due to a placement breakdown or lack of regulated homes.
We acknowledge that some young people under our care may have missed out on significant portions of their education, and we aim to bridge those gaps by providing support with school and college work.
We acknowledge that some young people under our care may have missed out on significant portions of their education, and we aim to bridge those gaps by providing support with school and college work.
As well as Eastham Country Park and Woods, the Lowfields, close to Eastham Rake Station, is the start of a guided walk suggested by Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council, following Dibbinsdale Brook and leads onto the Wirral Way.
Dibbinsdale is a local nature reserve and Dibbinsdale Brook and Clatter Brook run through the Brookhurst area of Eastham and into Bromborough. There is also a private golf club, Eastham Lodge, a mature parkland course with views across the River Mersey.
Oxton was once one of the most affluent areas in England mainly due to its proximity to Liverpool and the fact that along with various other Wirral locations, it was a favourite residential area for wealthy Liverpool merchants and tradesmen of the time.
Oxton Village is a mainly early Victorian era settlement with fine sandstone and brick built houses, many of which now form part of a conservation area designated in April 1979 and administered by the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral.
A significant part of the land on which Oxton is situated was part of the Estate of the Earl of Shrewsbury. This has been commemorated over the years in many of the road names, which bear the family names and titles of the various Earls: Alton Road, Beresford Road, Chetwynd Road, Ingestre Road, Shrewsbury Road, Talbot Road, Waterford Road and Wexford Road.
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Our offerings encompass a variety of inventive and activity-driven provisions, specifically designed to cater to the individual needs of each child. If you represent a governing body or association seeking to refer a case to us, we are readily available to assist. Our dedicated team is focused on facilitating a seamless referral process and achieving optimal outcomes for every child.
We highly prioritize collaboration and partnership, working in close coordination with governing bodies, associations, and various stakeholders to ensure the overall well-being and comprehensive development of the children under our guardianship.
To initiate a referral or acquire additional information about our services, please don't hesitate to contact us at:
If you need more information about our services, please get in touch with:-
Andy Owens - 07749 029955 or Dave Brown - 07450179017
Andy Owens
Dave Brown
Tony Jones
Paul Blackburn
Behaviour Manager & CEO
Crisis Manager
07450 179017