Supported living is a housing model that gives people with additional needs a safe, stable place to live while helping them stay as independent as possible.
These needs can include:
Unlike residential care homes, supported living is not about 24/7 supervision—it's about enabling people to live in their own homes with tailored support provided by care organisations.
We work with a housing provider who leases the property and ensures tenants get the support they need to live safely and independently.
They handle everything from tenancy management to coordinating the right level of support—whether that’s help with daily routines, building life skills, or simply being there when it matters.
Each property is adapted to suit the needs of the people living in it, and our focus is on creating safe, welcoming homes—not institutions.
This partnership allows us to provide long-term, stable housing for people who might otherwise fall through the cracks in the system.
We work closely with housing providers who have demand for supported homes in specific locations. We’re responding to actual requests.
We guide you through purchasing or refurbishing a property to meet the standards required by the provider, focusing on quality, practicality, and long-term use.
Once ready, the home is leased to the housing provider. They manage the tenants and coordinate the support, so you’re not involved in daily operations.
The lease provides a stable income over a fixed term. The model is built around long-term use and social value.