Supported living is an approach based on the belief that people have a right to decide where, how and whom they live with, and who should provide them with the support they need to do this. The fundamental principle is that you live in your own home, shared, with a partner, or on your own and you get the sort of care and/or support that works for you.
We have significant expertise in supporting people with particularly complex needs including autistic spectrum conditions, mental health needs, challenging behaviour, profound and multiple learning disabilities.
We aim to preserve and maintain the dignity, individuality and privacy of all service users and are sensitive to their changing needs.
Our services facilitate service users to build and develop personal and community networks.
Staffing
All staff are appropriately qualified to deliver the highest standard of care. We have a continuous staff-training programme to ensure that these high standards are maintained in line with the latest developments in care practices as may be laid down in appropriate Legislation, Regulations, and the Commission for Quality Care