Sanctuary Supported Living and Your Own Place have partnered to run a series of interactive workshops with people who have experienced homelessness in Norfolk.

In the face of adversity, Keah, a 19-year-old Care and Support Assistant, is truly phenomenal.

Staff and residents at a Buckinghamshire disability service are celebrating following a successful inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Staff and residents at a Suffolk retirement community are celebrating following a successful inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Throughout her career, Alison has been a Bank Support Worker, Support Worker, Team Leader, Deputy Local Service Manager and finally Local Service Manager. A title which she’s proudly held for the last ten years with Sanctuary Supported Living.

Of all the residents at Station Mews, Jeremy has lived there the longest. He credits the supported living team for being kind and helpful while he enjoys a life with as much independence as possible.

Sanctuary is developing a new strategy about how we work with the people we support. Whatever residents want to talk to us about, we want to make sure that they can, and they know how.

Sheffield City Council have extended funding for The Happiness Programme at a retirement living service in Sheffield.

The latest person to receive a grant from the Eight Miles Away Fund has faced more adversity in a few short years than anyone could imagine in an entire lifetime. This is Hawal’s* story.

A Chelmsford supported housing service is officially a great place to live, according to a recent resident inspection.