What we do
We've stuck to what we know. If you want a one-stop national provider, we're not it. If you want a smaller team that actually picks up the phone, read on.
You hold the tenancy. We provide as much or as little support as you need — anything from a few hours of help with appointments through to waking nights. Most of our supported living tenants stay with us for years.
Six or seven people per home, usually. The houses look like houses (because they are). Staff stay long enough to know who likes Coronation Street and who hates it.
We work with people stepping down from inpatient services or recovering from a difficult period. We don't do crisis work — but we work closely with the teams that do.
Most of the people we support have a learning disability. It's where we started and it's still our biggest specialism.
Including PEG feeds, hoisting, epilepsy management — with proper clinical input, not just policies.
Quieter homes, sensory-considered spaces, staff trained beyond the basics. We're picky about which referrals we take so we get the environment right.
