
Mental Health
We understand that suitable housing with the right support is an essential part of overcoming mental health challenges. Our range of mental health support services include supported accommodation, supported housing with care support, life skill support, and signposting to professional counselling services.
The amount of support we provide varies depending on needs, and can be anything from a few hours a week, up to full-time support or intensive support over a short period of time to help achieve a goal. We also encourage peer support as much as possible, where mutual support and a shared journey empowers people to make the changes and learn together.
Through self-development and collaborative support with staff, the people we support gain self-confidence and improved emotional wellbeing on their pathway to independence and recovery.

Supporting Vulnerable Children
In the UK, one in eight children and young people suffer from mental health issues.* Bullying, body image issues and social media, are just some of the many challenges that fuel poor mental health.
We know there are many other children and young people who are suffering. And we need you to reach them. We provide intensive one-to-one support to a child and young person suffering from mental issues. We work collaboratively with other agencies such as CAMHS, CMHT, Local housing providers, Local Authorities etc
We support people using the Recovery Star model which focuses on the following areas:
- Managing mental health
- Physical health and self-care
- Living skills
- Social networks
- Employment opportunities
- Healthy relationships
- Addictive behaviours
- Responsibilities
- Identity and self-esteem
- Trust and hope