We support people to personalise their space and make choices about how they live, just like anyone else. Whether it’s choosing what to eat, decorating their room, or deciding who supports them, real choice is at the heart of what we do.
Supported living
We support adults with learning disabilities and autistic people in supported living settings. This means having your own home, your own tenancy, and support that fits around your life.
The support we offer depends entirely on the person. We take time to get to know people, to find out their needs and wants. Support might include help with cooking, cleaning, managing money, building relationships or finding work, but is always based on what matters to the person.
Most supported living houses are small group settings.
We work hard to make sure people who live together get on well, with a careful transition process that includes visits and time to settle in. We also make sure our staff are trained to meet the specific needs of each person, so the support is safe, skilled, and consistent.
We want people to feel at home, because it is their home.
While support with the everyday things is important, we also make time for the things that bring joy.
Birthdays, holidays, friendships, hobbies. We all need a balance of purpose and fun, and we understand the people we support are no different.
Our aim is to support people to be as independent as possible, in ways that are right for them.
That could mean learning a new skill, building confidence to go out more, or having more control over everyday decisions. We want people to feel connected, have meaningful relationships, and wake up each day with something to look forward to.
A life with purpose. A home that feels like home. Support that’s built around the person.
Get in touch
If you’d like to talk to us about supported living, ask questions or find out what we can offer, get in touch with out team.
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