Supported Housing

• People with physical or learning disabilities: Those who may need assistance with tasks like cooking, cleaning, or managing their finances.
• Individuals with mental health needs: People who benefit from support to maintain their wellbeing and stability.
• Young people leaving care: Teenagers or young adults transitioning from foster care or children’s homes who need guidance to live on their own.
• Older adults: Seniors who want to stay independent but need help with daily activities.
• People recovering from homelessness: Those who need a stable home and support to rebuild their lives.
• Individuals overcoming substance misuse: People working toward recovery who need a supportive environment.

No matter your situation, Solid Living Support Ltd is here to provide a safe home and tailored support to help you move forward.

1. A Safe Place to Live:
   • This could be a self-contained flat, a shared house, or an apartment in a larger building.
   • The accommodation is managed by a trusted provider like Solid Living Support Ltd, ensuring it’s safe, accessible, and suited to your needs.
   • Homes may include features like wheelchair ramps, grab rails, or other adaptations to make life easier.
2. Tailored Support Services:
   • Alongside your home, you’ll receive support designed just for you. This could include:
     • Help with daily tasks like cooking, cleaning, or shopping.
     • Support with managing money, paying bills, or accessing benefits.
     • Emotional support or counseling to improve mental health.
     • Guidance on finding work, education, or training opportunities.
     • Assistance with health needs, like taking medication or attending appointments.
   • The level of support depends on what you need—some people need daily help, while others just need occasional check-ins.
   • Our trained support workers at Solid Living Support Ltd work closely with you to help you achieve your goals, big or small.

• Shared Housing: A house where you have your own bedroom but share spaces like the kitchen or living room. Support staff may be on-site or visit regularly.
• Self-Contained Flats: Your own apartment where you live independently but can access support when needed.
• Specialist Housing: Homes designed for specific needs, like those with complex disabilities, with features like hoists or sensory rooms.
• Transitional Housing: Short-term accommodation to help you move toward full independence, ideal for young people or those recovering from homelessness.
• Extra Care Housing: For older adults who want to live independently but need more intensive support, such as 24-hour staff availability.

• Independence: Live in your own space with the support you need to take control of your life.
• Safety and Comfort: Enjoy a secure home designed to meet your needs, giving you peace of mind.
• Personalized Care: Get support tailored to your goals, whether it’s learning new skills or improving your wellbeing.
• Community Connection: Many of our homes encourage social activities, helping you build friendships and feel less isolated.
• A Path to Growth: Supported housing is a stepping stone to greater independence, helping you build a brighter future.

1. Get in Touch: Contact Solid Living Support Ltd directly, or you may be referred by social services, your GP, or a charity.
2. Assessment: Our friendly team will assess your needs to find the perfect home and support plan for you.
3. Funding: Supported housing is often funded through housing benefits (for rent) and social care funding (for support services). We’ll guide you through the process, and some residents may contribute depending on their circumstances.
4. Move In: Once approved, you’ll settle into your new home with our team’s support to help you feel at home.

Ready to explore supported housing in London? Contact Solid Living Support Ltd today, and we’ll guide you every step of the way.