Supported housing

We provide supported accommodation for looked-after children and care leavers aged 16 and 17. These services are registered with Ofsted and operate across the country.

Like our adult services, our specialist teams offer person-centred, trauma-informed support to young people who have experienced homelessness. We help them build skills and confidence so they can move on to independent living.

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We provide specialist floating support, visiting support, and tenancy‑sustainment services to people with a wide range of needs across the country. We help people connect with local services, build positive support and social networks, and take part in their communities through employment, training, or volunteering.

We understand that adult floating support services must respond to complex situations, changing levels of need, and the wider pressures people face. Our flexible, strengths‑based approach allows us to adjust the level and focus of support as those needs change.

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We understand that people living in high‑support mental health accommodation often face long‑term challenges, including psychosis, personality disorders, and complex trauma. Our service model is built on consistent, safe, and trauma‑informed approaches that help create stable, trusting relationships.

Our staff teams receive specialist training on common and complex mental health conditions, such as psychosis, personality disorders, and trauma. This training helps staff respond confidently to distress and risk, while still promoting recovery‑focused practice in a non‑clinical housing setting.

We work closely with NHS mental health services, care coordinators, and community teams. By planning together and sharing risk management, we make sure our support changes as a person’s needs, treatment, or level of risk changes.

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