Supported living
Support that helps people thrive in their own homes and communities.
Supported living provides personalised care and support, typically for people with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions, physical disabilities or complex needs, so they can live independently in their own home or shared accommodation.
Unlike residential care, people hold their own tenancy and receive tailored support that changes with their needs and aspirations. It promotes self determination and community integration, and puts people in charge of their daily lives.
Our approach
We start by listening. Your support plan is co-produced around your needs, preferences and goals.
Building life skills, confidence and control over daily routines.
Carefully selected, extensively trained support workers who understand complex needs.
From a few hours a week to 24/7 care, including waking nights and sleep ins.
Leisure, education, employment and social events, reducing isolation.
Working with families, local authorities and health professionals.
Washing, dressing, medication management and personal hygiene.
Cooking, shopping, cleaning, budgeting and household tasks.
Appointments, managing health conditions, medication prompts and healthy living.
Social activities, hobbies, education, volunteering and work.
Consistent support for mental health conditions, autism or complex needs.
Developing positive social connections.
Understanding agreements, dealing with landlords and keeping home safe.
Supporting people to voice their views and stand up for their rights.
Strategies to prevent crises and responsive support when needed.
Every situation is unique. We are here to answer your questions, address your concerns and help you find the best care solution. Contact us today for a free, no obligation consultation.