Overview
Supported Living Homes are purpose‑built tenancy‑based residences where adults can enjoy the independence of their own home while receiving the safety and support they need. Each home is designed to feel like a real neighbourhood hub, offering a blend of private living spaces and shared communal areas that foster connection, routine, and personal growth.
Living Arrangements
- Private bedrooms with ample storage, climate control, and safety modifications as required.
- Fully equipped kitchens for residents to prepare meals, practice cooking skills, and learn about nutrition.
- Accessible bathrooms with grab rails, roll‑in showers, and other adaptations for mobility or sensory needs.
- Common spaces including a lounge, a garden patio, a laundry area, and a small study or workshop room for skill‑building activities.
Daily Support
- 24/7 staffing: Dedicated support workers are on call day‑and‑night, ensuring residents feel safe and attended to at all times.
- Medication management: Staff assist with medication schedules, refill reminders, and liaising with pharmacies.
- Health monitoring: Routine checks on vital signs, wound care, and a direct line to the resident’s GP or specialist team.
- Personal care: Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility as needed, always with dignity and choice at the forefront.
Life‑Skills Development
- Financial literacy: Budgeting workshops, bill‑pay coaching, and guidance on bank accounts and credit.
- Time‑management: Structured daily calendars, alarm systems, and strategies for self‑scheduling.
- Health & wellness: Exercise plans, dietitian consultations, and mental‑health support.
- Social skills: Role‑play sessions, group outings, and communication workshops to build confidence in diverse settings.
Community Engagement
- Neighbourhood integration: Regular community events such as potlucks, local council meetings, and volunteer opportunities.
- Cultural celebrations: Inclusive festivals, language clubs, and cultural exchange programmes.
- Technology access: Free Wi‑Fi, computer stations, and training in digital literacy, enabling residents to stay connected with family and services.
Transition & Continuation
- Personalised transition plans: Each resident’s journey is mapped out with clear, achievable milestones.
- Discharge planning: When a resident is ready for independent living, we coordinate support with local housing agencies, health services, and family.
- Alumni network: Former residents stay connected through newsletters, alumni gatherings, and mentorship programmes, reinforcing community ties long after they move on.