We are currently accepting referrals
Our accommodation provides a stable base for individuals who require additional guidance to maintain their tenancy and engage with essential services.
Safe, secure and well‑maintained rooms & flats
Fully furnished living spaces
Regular property checks and maintenance
24/7 contact availability
Clear house rules and expectations
External CCTV coverage
We offer housing‑related support tailored to assessed needs, ensuring each resident receives structured, consistent, and outcome‑focused assistance. Our support includes:
Assistance with tenancy sustainment
Guidance on maintaining accommodation, understanding tenancy responsibilities, managing correspondence, and preventing eviction or abandonment.
Support with budgeting and daily living skills
Practical help with financial planning, managing bills, developing routines, meal preparation, and building independence in day‑to‑day tasks.
Encouragement and practical support to attend appointments
Prompting, planning, and where appropriate accompanying residents to health, social care, probation, and housing‑related appointments.
Help accessing external services
Signposting and referrals to specialist agencies including mental health services, substance misuse support, welfare benefits, education, training, and community resources.
Monitoring wellbeing and safety
Regular welfare checks, observation of changes in presentation, and proactive engagement to ensure residents remain safe, stable, and supported.
Early identification of risks or concerns
Recognising emerging issues such as deterioration in mental health, financial difficulty, exploitation, ASB, or safeguarding indicators, and responding promptly.
Multi‑agency communication and updates
Coordinated information‑sharing with Social Services, Housing Authorities, NHS teams, Probation, and other partners to ensure consistent, joined‑up support.
Our support is designed to deliver meaningful, measurable outcomes that promote safety, stability, and long‑term independence. We work with each resident to achieve the following:
Improve stability
By providing consistent housing‑related support, structured routines, and early intervention, we help residents maintain accommodation, reduce crisis episodes, and build a foundation for sustained progress.
Break the cycle of offending
Through positive engagement, behaviour monitoring, and coordinated work with Probation and external agencies, we support individuals to reduce offending behaviours, understand triggers, and develop safer decision‑making strategies.
Reduce risk
We identify emerging concerns early, implement proportionate safety plans, and work collaboratively with multi‑agency partners to reduce risks linked to exploitation, substance misuse, mental health deterioration, and anti‑social behaviour.
Build confidence
Residents are encouraged to develop self‑belief through achievable goals, skill‑building, constructive feedback, and increased responsibility for daily living tasks, promoting personal growth and resilience.
Encourage independence
We support residents to strengthen life skills, manage finances, attend appointments, and take ownership of their tenancy, enabling them to progress towards more independent living arrangements.
Support positive engagement with services
By facilitating access to external agencies, promoting attendance, and maintaining clear communication with professionals, we ensure residents receive coordinated, appropriate support that aligns with their assessed needs.