Care Services

Supported Living

We know that finding the right care and support for your needs can be tricky as everyone requires bespoke service depending on their needs. 

We provide a range of person-centered support programs in nurturing environments for young and mature adults. Each program is catered towards the individual case. We carry out a detailed assessment to be able to deliver the correct program for you.

  • Mental Health Support
  • Autism Care & Support
  • Learning Disability Support
  • Epilepsy
  • Positive Behavioural Support
  • Supported Living Services

 

Supported Living

We know that finding the right care and support for your needs can be tricky, especially when you want to maintain your independence. That’s why our supported living options are designed around what’s important to you.

Supported living offers an alternative to residential care and empowers you to choose the right amount of support – how and when you need it – so you can lead an enriching and fulfilling life.

Our supported living is based on positive outcomes and expertise in developing environments that focus on promoting and encouraging independence and functioning.

The type of support you receive is controlled by you and with our staff, you will develop a personalized support plan based on your interests, priorities, and skills. From help with personal care needs and managing finances to finding education, work, or leisure activities – you decide!

High Needs

This is shared accommodation of usually 4-6 beds where you receive 24-hour care and support. Usually, there is a sleep-in or waking night support worker based on your needs. This may be ideal if you have been discharged from the hospital and need to recover or you may need additional support due to anxiety, emotional distress, or challenging behaviour and the need to keep safe.

Medium Needs

You could live in a smaller setting of shared accommodation of 2-4 beds where you receive support when you need it. This may be from 4-12 hours per day and there is no overnight staff on site. This would be a structured service to prepare you for independent living. You will have access to an on-call manager to support you when staff are not on site.

Low Needs (Independent living)

You could choose to live independently in your flat with as much or as little support as you need. This could be in one of our already established properties, or we can work with you and our housing partners to source a property that meets your needs.

Shared living

We provide shared accommodation for those individuals who want to live independently too but aren’t yet ready to live alone. You will have your own space but benefit from socializing with other like-minded people, sharing the communal spaces, and sharing the costs of household bills. This is run on a step-down/recovery service model.

Person Centered Care

We take a person-centred approach to supporting individuals and we use person-centred planning to enable them to work towards the goals they wish to achieve. This means that we tailor what we do and how we do it to suit each person’s specific, and often, complex needs.

They’re individual in their requirements, so the solutions and plans we put in place – with their full input – to help them achieve their goals must be individual too.

We spend time listening to and understanding an individual. We learn about what’s important to them, what their needs and wants are, and how they would like to live their life. Then we work closely with them and their family, as well as other support professionals to create a person-centred plan. This sets out what their goals are and how we will work together to help them achieve them.

What’s in a person-centered care plan?

 

We’re always working to improve the person-centered planning process so that it’s easier, quicker, and more effective for everyone.

We use person-centered planning to set out how we will support each person to live the life they want. A person-centered plan tells the story of how the individual wants to live their life now, and in the future. We use many different communication tools, even if an individual finds verbal or written communication difficult, they can still be at the heart of the process of developing their plan.

A person-centered plan sets out:

  • What’s important to the individual?
  • What do they want to achieve?
  • Where do they want to live?
  • What do they want to learn?
  • What support do they need and how do they want to use it?
  • How they can live a healthy life?
  • What their hobbies are?
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