Our Services
From safe accommodation to building the skills for independent life. Here is what we offer young people aged 16 to 21.
Not One Size Fits All
Support at Every Stage
We do not start with a checklist. We start by getting to know the young person: what they have been through, what they need and what they want their life to look like. Everything else flows from there.
Our Two Pathways
Which Pathway Is Right?
We provide two distinct services: Supported Accommodation for young people aged 16 to 17 who need structured, regulated support, and Floating Support for young adults aged 18 to 21 who are working towards greater independence.
Pathway One
Supported Accommodation
Young people aged 16 to 17
Structured, higher-intensity Ofsted-regulated support for young people aged 16 to 17 transitioning from care or at risk of homelessness. Each young person receives a named Key Worker, a risk-assessed individualised support plan and access to our full range of wrap-around services.
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Named Key Worker assigned from day one
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Risk-assessed individualised support plan
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Multi-agency review meetings included
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Ofsted regulated provision
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24/7 Staffed presence
Pathway Two
Floating Support
Young adults aged 18 to 21
Outreach and community-based support for young adults aged 18 and above, helping them develop the skills and confidence needed for fully independent living. Flexible, responsive support delivered in the community with regular Key Worker contact.
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Regular Key Worker check-ins
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Budgeting, cooking and tenancy skills
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Education and employment support
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Move-on planning and housing support
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24/7 on-call support available
Our Services
Everything We Offer
From a safe bed to budgeting help, from counselling to college enrolment. Here is everything we offer.
Accommodation
Safe, comfortable homes where young people can stabilise and thrive.
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Specialist therapeutic support tailored to mental and emotional wellbeing.
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Helping young people build skills for a brighter, more independent future.
Find out moreLife Skills & Support
Practical life skills and ongoing guidance to help young people grow.
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Tailored support to prepare young people for full independence.
Find out more24/7 Support
Round-the-clock support from our experienced and caring team.
Find out moreThe Practical Stuff
What We Can Support You With
Day-to-day life involves a lot of things no one teaches you. We help with all of it.
Independent Living
- Home management and cleaning
- Budgeting and managing money
- Cooking and nutrition
- Shopping and household management
Health and Wellbeing
- Registering with a GP, dentist, optician
- Attending medical appointments
- Mental health support and counselling
- Sexual health information
Education and Employment
- Exploring courses and careers
- CV writing and job applications
- College enrolment and apprenticeships
- Job centres and employment support
Housing and Benefits
- Understanding your tenancy rights
- Applying for social housing
- Universal Credit and housing benefit
- Preventing homelessness
Community and Relationships
- Building positive relationships
- Community groups and social activities
- Developing your support network
- Advocacy at meetings and appointments
Practical Administration
- Help with forms and paperwork
- Opening bank accounts
- Accessing legal advice
- Understanding official letters
Need Support or Want to Refer?
Have a question? Not sure if we are the right fit? Just get in touch. We are happy to talk it through.