Ofsted status
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Ofsted-registered · Supported accommodation
We provide regulated supported accommodation for young people aged 16 and 17 in local authority care, and care leavers moving toward independence. Around 20 locations across the UK, steady routines, planned pathways, and 24-hour on-call support.
Our approach
Young people arriving to us have often experienced disruption. Our approach centres on consistent adults, predictable routines, and the everyday competencies that make independent living achievable.
Staff are trained to understand behaviour as communication. We respond with regulation, not reaction, and we do not use restraint or punitive sanctions.
Wake, meals, key-work, education or employment, and rest sit within a routine that young people can rely on. Structure is a form of care.
Every young person has an individual plan mapped to their Pathway Plan and Placement Plan, reviewed alongside their social worker and personal adviser.
We work in step with social workers, IROs, YOTs, CAMHS, GPs, colleges and DWP. One point of contact per young person, clear records, timely reporting.
What we provide
Provision is planned around the young person, and the level of support is agreed at referral and reviewed regularly.
Self-contained or shared occupancy, furnished, with utilities included. Homes are maintained to a consistent standard.
Weekly one-to-one sessions on goals, wellbeing, budgeting, and issues arising. Recorded and shared with the placing authority.
Cooking, budgeting, tenancy skills, personal care, digital literacy, travel, and cultural competency, delivered in practical modules.
Enrolment support, attendance monitoring, apprenticeship and college applications, and CV and interview preparation.
GP registration, dental and optical, sexual health, mental health referrals via CAMHS or adult services, and substance-use support where indicated.
Structured preparation for the next tenancy, including bidding, viewings, deposits, and the first three months of independent living.
Who we support
We accept referrals from placing authorities and pathway teams. Each referral is assessed against a clear matching framework before a placement is offered.
Standards & safeguarding
We operate under the Supported Accommodation (England) Regulations 2023 and the associated National Minimum Standards. Documentation is available on request or via the professionals area.
For professionals
Placing officer or social worker sends an initial enquiry with basic demographics and support level required.
Full referral form, Pathway Plan or Placement Plan, and any risk assessments are shared securely.
We assess the match against current residents and the property, and complete an impact assessment.
Written placement agreement, fee schedule and support plan signed by the placing authority.
Planned admission, welcome pack, and a settling-in review at 72 hours and 28 days.
Documents available on request while portal is finalised.
Contact
For referrals, availability across our UK locations, or safeguarding concerns, call or email us directly. The referrals line is answered around the clock.