Supported living
Support Workers Who Promote Independence
What your service needs
Staff Who Understand Supported Living Units
Supported living services help adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs or physical disabilities to live as independently as possible. Good support workers step back as much as they step in, helping with what is needed and encouraging people to do the rest.
- Support with cooking, shopping, budgeting and the home
- Help with appointments, medication and wellbeing
- Community access, work, learning and social life
- Enabling choice and control in everyday decisions
Roles we supply
- Support workers
- Senior support workers
- Care assistants
Experience we match
- Supported living experience
- Enabling independence
- Learning disability and autism awareness
- Mental health awareness
- Lone working
- Medication support
How we help
How We Support Supported Living Units
The right fit for each person
We ask about the people you support and the way they like to live, then match support workers who will respect that and build trust.
Flexible shifts, including lone working
From a few hours of support to sleep-ins and longer placements, we cover the shifts your rota needs with staff used to working independently.
Familiar faces over time
Trust takes time to build, so for ongoing support we aim to keep the same support workers with the same people wherever possible.
Safer recruitment
Checked and Trained Before Every Shift
Every care worker goes through the same careful process before they are placed with your service.
- 1Interview and experience check
- 2Identity and right to work checks
- 3Enhanced DBS check
- 4Employment references
- 5Mandatory training up to date
Other settings
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FAQs
Questions About Supported Living Units
Need staff?
Tell us about your shifts and we will be in touch to discuss cover.
Request StaffLooking for care work?
Register once and our team will contact you about suitable roles.
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