Supported Living

Community Integrated Care’s Supported Living services give people a way to live independently in their own homes through personalised support that enables them to reach their goals.

What is Supported Living?

Supported Living services are designed to help people with many different support needs who want to live in their own home. That means they can keep control of their own tenancy and bills and feel fully in charge, as well as supported.

Flexibility and choice

Through our Supported Living services, we support adults of all ages with a wide range of needs, including learning disabilities, physical disabilities, complex needs (including dual diagnosis), mental health conditions, sensory and communication needs and autistic spectrum conditions.

We aim to deliver a service that gives people real choice and control over how they live their lives, fostering independence and support to achieve personal goals and aspirations.

Living a full life

We support and encourage people in many ways so that they can focus on enjoying their own home and community and living their best possible life. Our support includes:

Developing domestic and life skills, such as shopping, cooking and cleaning
Help with managing your finances
Support to attend college, work placements and other activities
Advice and advocacy, if needed
Help with accessing other mainstream community services
Keeping healthy, safe and well

Above all, the goal is to help people build confidence and life skills so they can live the best life possible.

Fully Regulated by The Care Quality Commission (CQC)

What does CQC regulations mean for our care provision.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is an independent regulator of health and social care services in England. Being regulated by CQC ensures that care providers, like your domiciliary care and supported living services, meet rigorous standards of quality, safety, and compassion.