We are committed to providing award-winning supported living care services that are tailored to each client’s needs and ensure they maintain their dignity and quality of life.
Our clients sit at the heart of all that we do and we want to ensure that whatever condition they are living with, they can live happily and comfortably.
To find out how we can help you with supported living, give us a call on 024 7610 2333.
Every client and their conditions are different, which is why we take time to understand their needs and offer bespoke supported living services that ensure our clients are getting the very best care.
What we can help you with
Our dedicated team of care professionals can help with finding accommodation, whether it is for Solo Occupancy, Shared Occupancy or Multiple Occupancy.
We are committed to you, delivering outstanding support across all areas to ensure you are living happily, comfortably and safely.
This includes accessing the community, communication and finances if we need to. Our team is here for you, whatever your needs, we are by your side.
For more information about our services, call us today.
We offer a number of supported living services adapted to your needs:
Supported living is designed to help people with learning disabilities or additional needs, such as mental health issues, live as independently as possible. Individuals can be supported whilst living in a home, which is adapted to their needs.
With supported living plans being tailored to an individual’s needs, supervision can range from occasional drop-in visits to intensive 24/7 care for more complex cases. The support workers will help residents to develop daily living skills that allow them to live more independently.
Supported living is funded through a payment model that separates personal housing costs from personal care costs. The costs of housing are usually paid through welfare benefits like Housing Benefit or Universal Credit. Personal care costs are funded by the local council, medical-related costs paid by the NHS or from personal savings if above a threshold.
If a loved one wants to leave supported living, they should request a new needs assessment from their local council. While supported living is voluntary, individual decisions will depend on their mental capacity and the legal guidelines of their care plan.
Yes, supported living is entirely designed around an individual’s unique needs. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to supported living, with care plans co-produced with the individual, their family and healthcare professionals. This ensures the care provided effectively meets specific needs.
Supported living is suitable for adults who want to live independently in their home but need access to support with personal care, daily chores or even managing finances. This service works well for individuals with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities and mental health conditions.
If the needs of a supported living resident change, their support plan needs to be reviewed by a local authority and care provider to adjust their care hours. This might even involve assistance transitioning to a residential care home if the resident requires more intensive help.
The key difference between residential care and supported living is the level of independence. Supported living allows you to maintain your own living situation with flexible support plans, whereas residential care is a specialised facility with 24/7 supervision and care.
Care needs are assessed with a Needs Assessment, conducted by the local council’s adult social services department. The assessment evaluates whether an individual is eligible for supported living by considering the physical, mental and emotional challenges.
Adults who have recognised care and support needs, including those with mental health or age-related challenges, can access supported living services. To see if you are eligible and able to access financial contributions, you can undergo a free local council assessment.
