01 · Aged 16+ · OFSTED Registered
More than a place to stay —
a place to belong.
We provide safe, supported housing for young people aged 16 and over — including care leavers and unaccompanied asylum seekers. We provide a supportive environment where young people can develop confidence, practical skills and greater independence — not just somewhere to stay.
What's included
Everything you need to feel safe, settled and supported
A safe place to live
Fully furnished, comfortable homes in a supportive environment — somewhere to feel settled while you build your independence.
Someone to support you
A dedicated key worker who gets to know you, helps you set goals and works through challenges with you.
Skills for everyday independence
Cooking, budgeting, job applications, getting around — the practical skills that make independence possible.
A supportive community
Movie nights, theme parks, sports, community events — chances to connect with others and enjoy life, not just be supported.
Support beyond the home
We help you access college, training, and employment — because your future matters to us.
Staff on site
Staffing is arranged according to the agreed care package. You won’t be dealing with anything alone.
Who this is for
Support for young people building independence
- Care leavers aged 16 and over transitioning out of the care system
- Unaccompanied asylum seekers who need safe, stable housing
- Young people who need structured support to build independence
- Those referred by local authorities or social services
- Young adults who've experienced housing instability
From a resident
"Coming here felt like the first time anyone actually believed in me. They didn't just give me a room — they gave me a reason to stay."— GotoHealthcare resident, 2024
Needs, area & funding
Who we can support, and how it’s arranged
Every referral is assessed individually — including risk, staffing requirements, compatibility with other residents, and whether needs can safely be met within the supported accommodation regulatory framework.
Needs we can consider
- Social, emotional and behavioural needs
- Autism and other neurodivergent needs
- Mild to moderate learning disabilities or additional support needs
- Mental health and emotional wellbeing needs, where these can safely be managed in a supported accommodation setting
- Young people leaving care or preparing for independent living
- Young people at risk of exploitation or going missing, subject to individual risk and compatibility assessment
Where we operate
LeicestershireWe may consider referrals outside our core area depending on the service required, staffing availability and our ability to safely and effectively meet the person’s needs.
Funding
We work with local authorities, commissioners, individuals and families. Depending on the service and individual circumstances, care may be funded through local authority arrangements, personal budgets or direct payments, private or self-funding, or other eligible health and social care funding arrangements.
Supported accommodation is regulated by Ofsted for young people under 18. Where we continue supporting young people aged 18 and over, that support falls under our CQC registration.
How it works
From referral to feeling at home
01
Referral
Referrals are made through your local authority or social worker. If you’re a young person and want to talk to us first, you’re welcome to get in touch — we’ll explain how the process works.
02
Assessment
A conversation to understand your situation, needs, and what kind of support would help most.
03
Placement
We find you the right home — matching you to housemates and a community that fits.
04
Ongoing support
Your key worker stays with you through the whole journey — celebrating wins and helping with challenges.
Ready to find out if this is the right fit?
Whether you're a young person, a family member, or a professional making a referral — we're here to talk.
Placements are arranged through your local authority or social worker. If you’re a young person and want to understand how it works, you’re welcome to call us first.