Semi-independent living is an invaluable service designed to support young adults aged 18 and over as they transition to full independence. This form of care bridges the gap between a more structured care setting and complete autonomy, offering tailored support that helps individuals develop the skills, confidence, and resilience they need for independent living.

What is Semi-Independent Living?

Semi-independent living provides a safe and supportive environment where young adults can take greater responsibility for their lives while still having access to guidance and resources when needed. This service is particularly beneficial for those leaving care or needing additional support to achieve independence due to personal, social, or developmental challenges.

Features of Semi-Independent Living

Safe Accommodation: Residents live in well-maintained, private spaces that offer comfort and security while encouraging them to take responsibility for

• Meeting Housemates: Facilitating introductions to ensure a smooth integration.

• • Some homes may have full-time chefs/housekeepers who will oversee the role of providing nutritious meals and catering to suit dietary needs.
  • Sporting and other varied equipment to encourage hobbies and activities with the ethos of keeping fit and healthy.

  
  Communication & Entertainment:
  • Free WiFi
  • CCTV
  • LCD smart TV
  • TV with Netflix
  • Dining & Living Room

  Comfort and Security:
  • Utilities, including washing machine and fully integrated kitchens
  • Alarm clock
  • Bedsheets and towels
  • Fully Furnished Room
  • Personal Iron & Ironing board

  Kitchen & Communal:
  • Fridge
  • Multifunctional oven
  • Microwave
  • Kettle
  • *Dishwasher
  • A comprehensive set of cutlery, dishes, glasses, Pots & Pans
  • Personalised & Exclusive own-access cupboards in the kitchen

  Outcomes from our homes

  • Improved behaviours
  • Improved sense of self-worth and self-esteem
  • Reintegration into mainstream education, employment and the local community
  • Ability to consider being part of society
  • Increased life skills and ability to take responsibility and social awareness