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Our guide to the benefits of residential care for people with disabilities

In the UK, residential care is a service available for adults living with disabilities who, because of their complex support needs, are not able to live independently in their own home.

The differences between child and adult support services

Making the move from a children’s support service to an adult service is an important and exciting chapter in a young person’s life.

A career in supported living - your questions answered

Looking for a role where you can support people with living with disabilities to live more fulfilling and independent lives? Supported living offers just that, along with being a very rewarding and enjoyable career path that’s filled with different opportunities.

What is supported living?

Making the move to supported living is an exciting time in your life, with new opportunities, new friendships and a new-found sense of independence. If it’s your first time moving into supported living accommodation, there can be a lot to think about and lots of decisions to make.

Our guide to supported living for people with physical disabilities

What is a physical disability?
 

The benefits of choosing supported living

Supported living helps people with a range of support needs retain their independence whilst still having that extra physical and emotional support needed to lead completely fulfilled lives in their own homes. 

There are many benefits to choosing supported living including: