Who we support
Supported living and personal care for adults. Every care package is built around the person and reviewed as their needs change.
Many people need more than one kind of support. Choose a service to read more, or ask us.
Our core service
Mental health supported living
A home of their own, with daily support to settle in, stay well and build a life in the community.
Who it's for
- Adults living with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, personality disorders, or autism with mental health needs
- People ready to leave hospital who need support to settle back into the community
- People at risk of homelessness
What support can include
- Daily wellbeing checks
- Medication prompting
- Independent living skills
- Budgeting
- Meal planning and shopping
- GP and healthcare appointments
- Recovery planning
- Employment and education support
- Community activities
- Crisis prevention planning
- Family liaison
What "flexible care package" means
It means the support isn't fixed on the day someone moves in. Their care plan sets out the help they need, such as how many hours, which tasks and at what times of day, and we adjust it as their needs change. Support can step up after a hospital stay or a difficult spell, and step down as the person grows in confidence and independence. Any change is agreed with the person, their family if they wish, and whoever funds their care, such as the council or the NHS.
Other care we provide
Personal care
Help with washing, dressing and daily routines, given with patience and respect.
Who it's for
Adults who need help with personal tasks, such as washing, dressing or taking medication.
How we help
Washing, bathing, dressing, meals and medication prompts, at the person's own pace and in the way they prefer.
Adults over 65
Support for older adults to stay safe, comfortable and independent at home.
Who it's for
Adults over 65 who want to stay in their own home, or who need a supported home after a hospital stay.
How we help
Help with daily routines, medication prompts, meals, getting out and about, and keeping in touch with family.
Our specialism
Learning disabilities and autism
Structured, person-centred support for autistic adults and adults with learning disabilities, including people whose behaviour can challenge.
Who it's for
Adults with a learning disability, autistic adults, and people with complex needs, including behaviour that challenges or mental health needs.
How we help
Clear routines and structure, communication that works for the person, and help with everyday skills like cooking, budgeting and travel. Our PMVA-trained staff can support people safely through difficult moments, while protecting their dignity.
Substance misuse
Support for adults affected by drug or alcohol use, alongside their other care needs.
Who it's for
Adults whose drug or alcohol use affects their health, home or relationships, often alongside mental health needs.
How we help
Steady day-to-day support, help to stay in touch with specialist treatment services, and planning for recovery.
Not sure which service fits?
Many people need more than one kind of support. Tell us about the person and we'll talk it through together.