Our services
We support young people aged between 16 and 25 by encouraging them to focus on their strengths and build positive support networks to achieve their aspirations, whether that is returning to education, finding meaningful work or making new friendships.
Our services specialise in supporting young people facing homelessness, including those who are:
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Care leavers or looked after children (over 16)
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Overcome addiction
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Young parents
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Experiencing family or relationship breakdown
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We’re all about creating a safe space for children and young people, including those aged 16 or over, who are looked after or leaving care. With regular support from our teams, they can gain the essential life skills which make the transition to adulthood a little smoother. We also want to ensure that we’re consistently meeting high standards of quality in the supported housing services we provide. As part of this, some of our services are in the process of being registered with Ofsted.
When Ofsted inspects one of our services, you’ll be able to find information about the inspection and its findings on the service’s web page. If you want to know more about a specific service for children and young people, search our website using the service name. Alternatively, you can find young persons services in your area.
We also offer move-on services to help residents find and maintain their own independent accommodation and floating support or community outreach services where we provide one-to-one or group support to young people in the community (who don’t live in our properties).
Tailored support
All support is tailored to each person’s individual needs, through a structured and digital support plan called Nourish. Using a smart device our teams collaborate with the young people to create, update, and manage care and support plans in real time. Support is personalised and tailored to encourage each person to take control of their lives and work towards achieving their personal goals.
Our support and assistance can cover these areas:
Maintaining and managing accommodation
Education, training and employment
Physical, emotional and mental health and wellbeing
Managing finances, entitlements and budgeting
Daily living skills and self-care
Social skills, relationship and community involvement
Choices and behaviour
Caring for children (parent and child services only)
We also offer a range of personalised assistive technology, to help people live as independently as possible in their own homes. See our technology enabled living page to find out more about our technology services and the packages we offer.
