We provide a range of semi-independent living support options across London, all designed around each person's individual needs and goals. Whether the right fit is community living, independent living, or flexible support in existing accommodation, we have a solution.
Designed for those who benefit from community living and peer interaction. Each young person has their own private bedroom while sharing communal spaces with other residents — a supportive environment where independence is developed together.
For those ready to take the next step towards full independence: private, self-contained accommodation with flexible, personalised support. The independence they're seeking, with the guidance and assistance they need.
For those who have their own accommodation but need flexible, personalised support. Whether it's help with specific challenges, developing new skills, or maintaining independence, our team comes to them.
That's the standard we hold every property to. Our homes are furnished and decorated to a high specification, maintained properly, and located in boroughs across London — so authorities can place young people close to their networks, or at a safe distance from them when that's what's needed.
Private bedrooms furnished to a high standard, quality communal spaces, and everything a young person needs to settle in from day one.
Properties in multiple boroughs, close to transport, colleges, GPs and local amenities — with staff who know each area's colleges, services and opportunities.
Regular health and safety checks, prompt repairs and fire safety compliance. Problems get fixed quickly — a well-kept home shows a young person they matter.
Whichever option is right, the same support foundations apply — delivered through packages scaled up or down to match each young person's needs and each authority's commissioning requirements.
Structured one-to-one sessions with a dedicated keyworker, focused on goals, wellbeing and progress towards independence.
Support hours tailored to assessed need and reviewed as the young person progresses — you commission what's actually required, nothing more, nothing less.
Cooking, budgeting, tenancy skills, health registration and household management — the practical skills that make a future tenancy stick.
Support to enrol, attend and progress — using our knowledge of local colleges, training providers and employers in each borough we work in.
Experienced, trauma-informed staff who build consistent relationships, listen without judgement and help young people access community and health services.
Tenancy readiness, housing applications, viewings and a planned, supported move — because the goal of every placement is a successful life beyond it.
We know referrals are often urgent — we aim to respond the same working day. But speed never replaces judgement: every referral is assessed for compatibility, risk and location before we offer a placement.
Email or call us with the young person's details and needs assessment.
We assess compatibility, risks and location fit against current placements — the right home, not just an empty bed.
A prompt placement proposal with a clear support package outline and costs.
A planned, warm welcome — keyworker allocated and support starting on day one.
Contact our placements team — we aim to respond the same working day.