The practical things made simple.
We want coming to OMAS to feel straightforward from the beginning. From enjoying lunch together to getting here and understanding the cost, we'll make sure you and your family know what to expect. If you have any questions, just ask — we're always happy to talk things through.
Good food. Good company.
Time together.
Lunch is more than just a meal at OMAS. It's a chance to sit together, have a chat, enjoy good food and share one of the nicest parts of the day.
Meals and refreshments are planned to make everyone feel welcome and included. We can discuss dietary requirements, allergies, cultural preferences and any enhanced support someone may need around eating and drinking before they start.
Making your journey
easier.
We know that transport can be an important part of choosing a day service. Some people travel independently. Others are brought by family or carers, while some may need help arranging transport. Whatever works best for you, we can talk it through.
Transport options include:
Simple and clear
from the beginning.
Families should know exactly what they are paying for before someone starts at OMAS. We will explain the daily attendance fee, what is included and whether there may be any additional costs.
There may be different ways
to pay for attending OMAS.
Some people pay privately, while others may be able to use funding arranged through adult social care. Depending on individual circumstances, this could include:
If you already have a social worker or care professional involved, we are happy to speak with them about a referral. If you're unsure where to start, talk to us — we can explain the options available.
There should be no surprises. We will discuss everything clearly before attendance begins.
The little details
matter.
Before someone starts, we take time to understand the practical things that can make their day more comfortable.
This could include dietary requirements, mobility, communication, transport arrangements, personal preferences and any enhanced support needs.
The little details matter because they can make a big difference to someone's day.
