As a CQC registered care agency, we can provide supported living accommodation anywhere in England and Wales for children and adults who need a safe and supportive place to live.
Properties are set up to cater to a specific specialist need. Each home has a clinical director who supervises a team of nurses and an in-house therapist. We have ensuite rooms available and properties with gardens that residents can enjoy.
What we offer
We can support people of any age with a broad range of needs. We work closely alongside the Care Quality Commision (CQC), Ofsted, local authorities, case managers, the NHS and hospital discharge teams to provide joined-up care.
- Children aged 3+ and adults
- Those with complex conditions
- People living with learning disabilities
- Individuals with mental health needs
- Transgender, non-binary and gender diverse people
- Young people requiring educational support
Specialist supported living
Each property specialises in helping people with specific needs, whether they’re living with dementia, have long-term complex conditions, or a sensory or physical impairment.
- TDDI administration
- Learning difficulties and autism
- Acquired brain injuries
- Complex care, long-term conditions
- Audio or visual impairment
- End-of-life/palliative care
Youth services
Making sure young people get the right support during their stay with us is our top priority. We can offer solo or shared placements on a short or long-term basis for people aged 16-18.
- Emergency placements
- Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards
- Flexible placements
- 24-hour services
- Behaviour support
- Places for individuals on probation
Help with challenging behaviour
Challenging behaviour often stems from issues with self-esteem, communication, or difficulty regulating emotions. We help people to manage challenging behaviour and go on to thrive.
- People who misuse drugs or alcohol
- People detained under the Mental Health Act
- Individuals with an eating disorder
- Those with learning difficulties or autism spectrum disorder
- Step-down service following a crisis
- Those living with dementia
Community-based support
We offer community based outreach services to help people to access the help and care they need to live independently. We support both acute and long term conditions.
- Mental health
- Learning disabilities
- Substance misuse
- Healthcare consultations
- Medical treatment
- Mobile doctor
Activities
As well as helping people with their physical and mental health needs, we also run activities to help residents to learn new skills and build their independence.
- Support with life skills
- Food preparation
- Shopping and budgeting
- IT skills (computers provided)
- Community outreach
- Outdoor activities