Mild Dementia
Gentle prompts and routines that help people stay oriented, engaged and living at home.
- Memory prompts
- Orientation support
- Maintaining routines
- Social engagement
- Independent living skills
Who we support
Supported living for adults aged 18+
Specialist pathways for adults aged 18 and above with mild dementia, learning disabilities, autism spectrum conditions (where appropriate), mental health needs, forensic mental health histories and complex social needs.
Our approach
Individualised support planning
Every person receives a plan shaped around their goals, strengths and risks — with families and professionals involved wherever appropriate.
Learning Disabilities
Life skills and decision-making support that builds independence and readiness for work.
- Life skills development
- Independent decision-making
- Travel training
- Budgeting
- Employment readiness
Mental Health
Recovery planning and wellbeing support focused on relapse prevention and community life.
- Recovery planning
- Emotional wellbeing
- Relapse prevention
- Community participation
- Social inclusion
Forensic Mental Health
Structured pathways for community reintegration with strong risk and partnership working.
- Structured support plans
- Risk management
- Community reintegration
- Multi-agency collaboration
- Licence condition support (where applicable)
Referrals and partnerships
We welcome professional referrals and conversations with commissioners seeking high-quality, measurable outcomes.