Overview
About us
Set in the city of Sheffield, Byron Road has nine rooms in a shared house. We provide support for adults aged 18 and over, with a range of mental health needs and learning disabilities, encouraging them to develop their skills and live as independently as possible.
- Staff on-site various hours to suit residents’ needs
- Short-term supported housing
- Communal facilities including a lounge, dining room and level-access garden
Inspected and rated by the CQC
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is the national independent regulator of all health and social care services in England.
They inspect and monitor care homes, nursing homes and supported housing where personal care is provided and produce reports about them, to help you find a service that suits you.
Residents at Byron Road receive CQC-registered care and support from Sanctuary Supported Living (Studfield Court).
Accommodation
Location
Byron Road is a short distance from shops, supermarkets, restaurants, a college and a park, with a bus stop nearby for travelling into Sheffield.
Accommodation type
Nine part-furnished rooms in a two-floor shared house.
Communal areas
Lounge, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, laundry room and level-access garden.
Safety and security
Staff office on-site during office hours and CCTV to ensure residents’ safety and security.
Technology
Free Wi-Fi in communal areas. We can provide assistive technology for extra safety and reassurance, which can be purchased at additional cost.
Rental agreement type
All rooms are let on an assured shorthold tenancy agreement.
Care and support
Applying
Am I eligible?
To be eligible for a place at Byron Road, applicants must:
- Be aged 18 or over
- Have a mental health need or learning disability
- Require a minimum of nine hours support per week
How do I apply?
We accept direct referrals where the applicant has a personal budget in place of nine hours or more. To apply, please complete the enquiry form below and ask for an application form.
We also accept referrals from Sheffield City Council, via a social worker or community psychiatric nurse (CPN). All support needs and eligibility will be assessed before an application is accepted.
If you have any questions about the support services we provide, please contact us using the form below, or call 0114 250 8183 during office hours.