Andy, had a tough start in life. After being taken into foster care from a very young age, he first became mentally unwell at the age of 17. This caused him to find it difficult to settle into any accommodation, and subsequently meant that he spent much of his adult life moving between support services.

Staff and residents across Sanctuary Supported Living are hoping that four is the magic number, after being named as finalists in four different categories at the National Learning Disabilities and Autism Awards 2024.

Sanctuary Supported Living celebrates its shortlistings for the prestigious Housing with Care Awards, showcasing its dedication to housing excellence.

A beloved retirement community resident who lives at Sanctuary Supported Living's Dunboyne Court has celebrated a remarkable milestone.

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

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

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

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

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

For determined 24-year-old Alfie, who lives at a supported housing service for young people aged 18-24 in Basildon, the struggle was real. Having previously experienced PTSD and anxiety, he lacked confidence and struggled to find motivation, alongside dealing with the rising cost of living.