Supported living is a type of housing and care arrangement designed to help individuals with disabilities and long-term conditions to live as independently as possible whilst receiving the support they need.
Independent living
Key aspects of supported living:
Independence
Helping people with disabilities and other long-term conditions to live in their own homes, while receiving personalise support tailored to their needs.
Personalised support
Support to help with daily activities such as cooking, cleaning, personal care, assistance with accessing the community and social activities.
Flexability
The support based on the individual needs, can adjusted over time
Choice and control
Individuals have more control in how they are supported
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Assessing eligibility
Arranging your care in 3 Simple Steps - our dedicated team is hear to guide you every step of the way.
Step one - get in touch
Contact us today for an informal chat about how we can help you or your loved ones live safely at home. We'll discuss your needs, answer any questions, and provide an overview of our services, helping you understand the type of care you might need based on your circumstances.
Step two - free assessment
Next, we’ll arrange a free home visit for a detailed evaluation of you or your loved one’s individual needs. This helps us understand the physical, medical, emotional, and social requirements, allowing us to create a bespoke support plan.
Step three - bespoke support plan
Based on our in-depth assessment, we'll create a personalized care plan. Once agreed upon, this plan outlines the services we provide, ensuring peace of mind from day one. Our approach promotes independence and well-being. With your care plan in place, we'll select and introduce carers to support you.
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