Supported Living

As the UK’s Leading independent provider our supported living services provide innovative and person-centred support enabling children (16+) and adults with or without autism, learning disabilities, complex needs, mental health illnesses and challenging behaviours to live as independently as possible within their own homes and in the local community.

All our innovative services are focused on supporting people to be as independent as possible within their own homes and in their local community. It is our aim to support individuals in achieving their goals, believing passionately that every person, regardless of the challenges they face, can accomplish extraordinary achievements with just the right support. ‘Supporting You’ believes that everyone has the right to individually tailored support, whether they need 4:1 staffing or a few hours a week to be supported with their tenancy.

At KT’s Care, we support all aspects of daily life, including

Personal care
Healthy eating
Taking medication
Maintaining the home
Paying bills
Shopping
Budgeting
Maintaining tenancies
Support with benefits
Employment
Learning new skills
Becoming more confident
Participating in community activities
Maintaining a good social life
24-hour support is available if needed

KT’s Care Angels is contracted by the Commissioning Alliance for the provision of WLA252400 Light Touch Framework (LTF) for Supported Accommodation and semi-independent Living for Young People.

Supported Accommodation 16 – 18 years

At KT's Care Angels, we're dedicated to supporting young people who are navigating a critical period in their lives - often between 16 and 18 years old. Many of our young individuals have experienced unstable or insecure living situations, which can make it difficult for them to develop the skills they need to succeed as adults.

To address this, we've developed tailored services that prioritise their basic needs: feeling safe and settled. Our staff work with young people who present with challenging behaviours to create a supportive environment where they can flourish. By providing a stable foundation, we help our young individuals build confidence in themselves and develop the skills necessary for independence and success.

In every one of our homes, there's always someone available to care for them. This reassurance allows our young friends to feel secure knowing that they have a dedicated team looking out for their well-being.

Semi-Independent Living 18 + years

Residential (semi-independent with accommodation)
Community outreach of floating support

Supported Accommodation & Semi-independent living

We:

Provide a house which young people can be proud of.
Work alongside colleagues and other agencies to build stronger relationships.
Encourage young people to develop physically, psychologically, intellectually, and socially.
Offer counselling from experienced staff.
Promote the independence of young people at-all-times.
Involve young people in decision making.
Ensure that all staff receive ongoing training, support, and guidance to enable them to support the young people to the best of their ability.
Ensure non-discriminatory practices in accordance with our Equal Opportunities Policy.

This Includes Support With:

Daily living skills
Career’s guidance
Finance and welfare benefits management
Cooking and healthy eating
Health and welfare
Drugs and alcohol counselling
Citizenship training
Emotional support
Anger management
Support with attending appointments
Parenting skills

All young people will receive support where required with:

Hygiene routines
Maintaining a clean and safe living environment
Food preparation and healthy eating
Food and grocery shopping and budgeting
Joining and attending leisure and health activities
Accessing and registering with health services
Healthy relationships and safe sexual health
Education, training, or employment
Family contact
Taking care of their emotional and mental health
Religious and cultural needs/preferences
Reducing substance and alcohol abuse
Safety and self-harm reduction
Appropriate conduct and behaviours/ reduction of offending behaviour
Managing emergencies
Socialising and community integration
Attending appointments
Independence skills development
Bill payments, banking, savings, and money management
Obtaining independent accommodation and accessing a tenancy
Joining the housing register and support with bidding for council properties
Self-esteem and confidence in-order-to reach their full potential.

Supported Living