Independent Living Skills
Practical support with cooking, budgeting, travel and household routines, building confidence one goal at a time.
Person-centred support that helps young people and adults live independently, build life skills and play an active part in their community.
Our Supported Living services are designed for young people and adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs, physical disabilities or complex conditions who want to live independently with the right level of support.
We believe in collaboration: empowering people to make their own choices, develop life skills and become active members of their communities. Our dedicated team provides flexible, outcome-focused support that adapts as each person grows in confidence.
We focus on what each person can do, not what they can’t. Support plans are co-produced with the individual and the people who matter to them, so every plan reflects real goals, preferences and cultural background, not just what is clinically required.
Flexible support in shared houses, flats and individual tenancies across London. We work in partnership with families, health professionals and local authorities to promote choice, safety and wellbeing.
Person-centred support across Glasgow and Scotland, from a few hours a week to 24-hour care. We work closely with Health and Social Care Partnerships, families and advocacy groups to help every individual reach their personal goals.
From helping young adults take their first steps into independent living, to supporting people to stay active and connected in their community, our support is designed to empower rather than restrict.
Practical support with cooking, budgeting, travel and household routines, building confidence one goal at a time.
Help with medication, health appointments and personal care, delivered safely and discreetly.
Support to join activities, education, work and social groups that reduce isolation and build belonging.
A planned, reassuring move from children's to adult services for young people and their families.
PBS-trained, autism-aware staff who understand communication and work proactively to reduce distress.
From a few hours a week to 24-hour support, in shared houses, flats or individual tenancies.
We support people in shared houses, flats and individual tenancies across Greater London and Greater Glasgow.
Yes. We provide transition support for young people moving from children's to adult services, working closely with families and professionals.
Support is flexible, from a few hours a week to 24-hour care, and is reviewed as needs and goals change.
Yes. Our teams support people with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities, mental health needs and behaviour that challenges, including 1:1 and 2:1 staffing where assessed as needed.
We work alongside families, social workers, health professionals, local authorities and, in Scotland, Health and Social Care Partnerships.
Flexible, personalised home care that helps your loved one live safely, comfortably and confidently in the place they love most.
Dignified support with daily routines, alongside the genuine, friendly company that makes every day more meaningful.
A safe, well-planned return from hospital, with the right support in place from day one so recovery can continue at home.
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