Supported Living
Trusted, Person-Centred Care You Can Rely On
Supported Living Services (Independent Living Support)
Empowering independence with the right level of support.
Our Supported living services support people live as independently as possible while still receiving the support they need. We support adults typically aged 18-65 with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions, physical disabilities, physical or sensory impairments or other support needs.
Unlike residential care homes, supported living usually means the person has their own tenancy or home and receives tailored support there. Can involve living alone or sharing with 2-3 others, often with 24/7 support availability. Services offered vary depending on the individual’s needs.
Supported living is designed for people who:
- Want more independence
- Do not need full-time residential care
- Need some level of ongoing support to manage daily life safely
What’s Included
Daily Living Support
- Help with cooking and meal preparation
- Cleaning and household tasks
- Laundry and shopping
- Managing bills and budgeting
Health & Wellbeing
- Attending medical appointments
- Mental health support
- Emotional wellbeing and social interaction
Personal Care
- Washing, dressing, and grooming
- Medication support
- Mobility assistance
Independence & Skills Development
- Learning life skills
- Building confidence
- Travel training and using public transport
- Support finding work, volunteering, or education
Community & Social Support
- Access to activities and hobbies
- Building friendships
- Support participating in the community
Housing Support
- We provide 24/7 on-site support, visiting support at scheduled times and emergency or overnight assistance.
- Office: 09:00 - 17:00
03335 774 565
- After Hours
07399 071 191
Key Benefits
Greater Independence
- Live in their own home or shared accommodation
- Make their own choices about daily life
- Develop life skills such as cooking, budgeting, and shopping
More Choice and Control
Individuals usually have more say over:
- Their routines
- Meals and activities
- Who supports them
- How their support is delivered