Services We Offer

The aim of the service is to provide a safe and homely environment that promotes empowerment, independence and choice, whilst enhancing our tenants’ daily living skills, enabling individuals to move on to a less supported setting. 

The age range of people who can access our service is 16-18 years and 18-65 years. Our service is available to people from all over the UK. 

Our Semi-Independent living provides support for young people aged 16-18 years of age with low – high-level support needs. We provide a high standard of accommodation and supportive environment for residents and provides various programs for young people from support for offenders with low-level offences, to coaching and mentoring behavioural issues, students leaving foster care requiring basic independent living skills. Our team provides extra support for pre-employment preparation and successful outcomes for 16 -18-year olds ready to be fully independent and contributing positively to their immediate communities. We aim to ensure young people can develop and maintain respect, self-reliance and self-care skills and enable them to make informed, age-appropriate decisions, concerning their present and future so they can achieve a successful transition into independence and adulthood. 

Our Adult supported living is primarily targeted at adults at risk between the ages of 18-65 years old. The aim of the supported accommodation is to give individuals the opportunity to live as independently as possible with help from staff when needed. Our clients make their own choices and lead their lives in the way they want to, whenever possible. They all have a tenancy agreement and are given the same rights as anyone living in their own accommodation. Independence is so important and allows people to live in our service, where they feel safe in the knowledge that care or support is close at hand whenever they need help. The level of assistance is agreed upon in the care plan from the outset with each individual. So, no one client will be receiving the same type of support.

This service offers 24-hour support, 1:1 and 2:1 packages of care to individuals with a learning 

disability and/or a mental health diagnosis through a person-centred approach such as:

• Autistic spectrum disorder.

• Attention deficit disorder.

• Mental health issues.

• Learning Disability.

• All types of Schizophrenia-Personality Disorder.

• All types of depression and anxiety.

• Dementia

• Challenging behaviour.

• Moderate learning disabilities.

• Drug and alcohol abuse.

• Self-harming behaviours.

• Gang involvement.

• Criminal behaviour.

• Attachment disorders.

• Low level sexualised behaviour.