Supported living is a housing model that provides housing for individuals with additional needs, ensuring they have a safe, stable place to live while promoting independent living support to help them maintain their independence. These needs can include: Learning disabilities, Autism spectrum conditions, Mental health challenges, Physical disabilities, Care leavers or people at risk of homelessness. Unlike residential care homes, supported living focuses on enabling people to live in their own homes with personalized support from care organizations.
We collaborate with a housing provider who leases properties, ensuring that individuals receive the independent living support they need to live safely and autonomously. They manage everything from tenancy management to coordinating the appropriate level of support, whether that's assistance with daily routines, developing life skills, or simply being there when it matters most. Each property is tailored to accommodate the needs of its residents, with a focus on creating safe and welcoming homes. This partnership enables us to offer long-term, stable housing for disabled individuals who might otherwise fall through the cracks in the system.