Overview
Overview
Ealing Care Services supports men and women with mental health needs to take positive steps towards recovery while having access to CQC-registered care and support whenever it's needed.
With round-the-clock support from our experienced team, we help people build confidence, develop life skills and achieve the goals that matter most to them, whether someone is taking their first steps towards independence or working towards a longer-term goal.
- Staff on-site 24 hours a day
- Short-term supported housing with care
- Trauma-informed, recovery-focused approach
"Staff supported me at my own pace and helped me rebuild my independence"
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.
Accommodation
Care and support
Applying
Am I eligible?
Ealing Care Services supports men and women with a range of mental health needs, including people moving on from inpatient services, those receiving support from Community Mental Health Teams (CMHTs) or Community Treatment Orders (CTOs), and individuals who require support to maintain their accommodation, wellbeing and independence within the community.
You may be eligible for a place at Ealing Care Services if you:
- Are aged 18 to 65
- Have a medium to high mental health support need
- Would benefit from a recovery-focused supported living environment
How do I apply?
We welcome self-referrals, as well as referrals from local authorities, Community Mental Health Teams, NHS Trusts, hospital discharge teams and other health and social care professionals. Referrals from any local authority are accepted.
To apply, please complete the enquiry form below and request an application form. Every referral is assessed individually to ensure we can meet a person's needs, aspirations and support goals.
Applicants with a history of addiction must be actively engaged in a rehabilitation programme before a referral is made and commit to continuing with the programme.
If you have any questions about the support services we provide, or would like a printed copy of our service leaflet, please contact us using the form below, or call 0208 993 1346 during office hours.