Mental health challenges made it hard for me to cope on my own. Solid Living Support gave me a safe place to stay and support that feels personal, not clinical. My support worker helped me set small goals, like going to therapy or joining a local art class. Now, I’m feeling stronger every day, and my flat feels like a sanctuary. Solid Living Support has given me hope again.

As I got older, I worried about losing my independence. Solid Living Support’s extra care housing let me keep my own space while getting the help I need. They fitted grab rails and a stairlift in my flat, so I can move around safely. The staff are like family—they’re always there with a smile or a chat. I’m still living my life my way, and I’m so grateful for that.

Living with a physical disability made finding the right home tough. Solid Living Support gave me a wheelchair-friendly flat with a walk-in shower and lowered counters, which has made such a difference. The team checks in regularly but never makes me feel like I’m not in control. They even helped me join a local community group, and I’ve made new friends. I feel safe, independent, and part of something special.

After years of struggling with homelessness, I thought I’d never have a stable place to live. Solid Living Support changed that. They found me a shared house with a great group of people, and the staff helped me get back on my feet. From sorting out benefits to just having someone to talk to, they’ve been there every step. I’m now training to be a chef, and I finally feel like I have a future.

Leaving foster care was scary. I didn’t know how I’d manage on my own in a big city like London. Solid Living Support gave me a cozy flat and a support worker who really listened. They helped me enroll in college and even showed me how to budget my money. Now, I’m studying art and even started painting again—something I never thought I’d have the confidence to do. This place feels like home, and I know I’m not alone.