Mental health supported living in Hayes and Uxbridge.
We are a specialist supported living provider in West London, with services in Hayes and Uxbridge, within the London Borough of Hillingdon.
About our supported living services.
We provide 24-hour supported living for adults aged 18 and over who may have mental health needs, autism, learning disabilities or associated support needs. Our aim is to provide safe, comfortable and welcoming homes where individuals feel valued, respected and supported to make their own choices, develop their abilities and achieve greater independence.
Our approach is person-centred, strengths-based and recovery-focused. We work alongside each individual to achieve their personal goals, promote wellbeing, build independence and participate meaningfully in their community.
As individuals develop their confidence and independent living skills, we support them to progress towards greater independence and, where appropriate, transition to more independent accommodation.
Who we support, from 18 upwards.
Adults with mental health conditions, including people stepping down from inpatient settings who are ready for community living with 24/7 support. Different generations need different things, and we match people carefully so the residents in each house get along.
Not sure we're the right fit? Call us on 020 8848 9201 before you refer.
We also support people with
- Autism
- Learning disabilities
- Dementia
- Eating disorders
- Physical disabilities
- Sensory impairments
- Substance misuse
- Adults under and over 65
What day-to-day support looks like.
Home and daily living
- 24/7 supported living with sleep-in staff
- Daily living skills: cooking, cleaning, budgeting and shopping
- Help with personal budgets, forms and benefit applications
- Support to establish personal safety and security
- Help with personal care, where it is needed
Health and wellbeing
- Support with medication
- Emotional support and encouragement
- In-house counselling
- Support to arrange and attend appointments with professionals
Independence and community
- Building confidence to handle a wide range of situations
- Advice, advocacy, and help reaching other services
- Social, leisure and educational activities
- Support with employment skills
- Support with spiritual and religious needs
The standards our whole team works to.
- Our work is based on the recovery model.
- Support that promotes recovery comes first.
- We protect the rights and interests of the people we support.
- Everyone is treated with respect, dignity and compassion.
- We encourage independence, and keep people safe from danger or harm as far as we can.
- We respect each person's rights, and make sure their behaviour doesn't put them or anyone else at risk.
- Each of us answers for the quality of our work and keeps our training up to date.
Thinking about a placement?
Send us the details and we'll reply within one working day. The first assessment is free, and afterwards you get a written report with the costs set out.