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Mental Health

Mental Health Awareness Week: Jayn’s story

Sanctuary Supported Living’s retirement communities and supported housing services are proud to support Mental Health Awareness Week (13-19…
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Awards

New record for finalists at national Housing with Care Awards

Sanctuary Supported Living celebrates its shortlistings for the prestigious Housing with Care Awards, showcasing its dedication to housing…
Three smartly dressed gentlemen pose for a photograph next to a red, star-shaped balloon that reads "Happy 100th Dad." The gentleman at the front is sitting in a wheelchair. He is elderly and wears a pastel pink shirt. The gentleman on the left behind him wears a salmon pink shirt and glasses and the gentleman on the right wears a purple mauve shirt, with a streak of purple in his hair to match. They both smile broadly with wine glasses in their hands.
Retirement Communities

Retirement community enjoys birthday bash for resident’s 100th year

A beloved retirement community resident who lives at Sanctuary Supported Living's Dunboyne Court has celebrated a remarkable milestone.
Two men and two women, all residents at Sarnes Court learning disability service, stood outside the service entrance and cheering and smiling for the camera.
Disability

CQC success for Sarnes Court

Sarnes Court, a supported housing service, has been awarded a ‘Good’ rating by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), following a recent…
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Staff Stories

A fond farewell from residents

A supported housing service is marking the end of an era by announcing the retirement of two esteemed members of its management team.
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Blog

I’m not super, I’m just quite good and autistic

Neil, a Bid Writer for Sanctuary Supported Living, shares his autism journey for World Autism Acceptance Week.
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Homelessness

Social work students make a difference at Stanley Grove

To mark World Social Work Day, Sanctuary Supported Living celebrates the achievements of social work students from the university.
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Retirement Communities

Retirement community celebrates 10 years of memories at Middleton House

Staff and residents at Sanctuary Supported Living's Middleton House recently came together to celebrate a special anniversary.