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Who We Support

People with different lives, goals and needs

We support young adults and adults across a range of needs. Every package of support starts with the individual, never a label.

Who we work with

We currently support

Young adultsAdultsPeople with learning disabilitiesPeople with physical disabilitiesPeople who need support to develop independencePeople requiring supported livingPeople requiring community supportPeople requiring domiciliary supportPeople with varying support needs

If you are not sure whether we are the right provider, ask us. We would rather have an honest conversation than take on support we cannot deliver well.

A support worker and a young adult chatting while out in the community

Tailored support

How we adapt support to the person

Communication

  • Preferred communication methods
  • Accessible information
  • Time and patience
  • Involving advocates where helpful

Culture and identity

  • Faith and cultural needs
  • Language preferences
  • Food and routines
  • Relationships that matter

Independence

  • Skills teaching
  • Graded support
  • Positive risk-taking
  • Regular reviews of support levels

Health and wellbeing

  • Working with health teams
  • Appointment support
  • Medication support where appropriate
  • Monitoring and reporting change

Behavioural support

  • Understanding triggers
  • Consistent responses
  • Working with specialists
  • Positive approaches

Transitions

  • Moving from family or residential care
  • Young adult transitions
  • Moving between services
  • Planned, paced introductions

Talk to us about someone you support

Talk to our team about supported living, domiciliary care or community support. We are happy to talk things through, with no obligation.