When starting any new business, there are many things to consider and many pitfalls to avoid. Supported Living provides support to help people live as independently as possible in a person centred way. Supported Living enables:-

• Adults with learning/physical disabilities or sensory problems
• Adults who have mental health problems
• Older people
• Adults who have spent time in hospital rehab due to a brain injury
• Adults and young people with a disability who have spent time in residential care and are moving towards independent living or transitioning to adulthood.
• vulnerable ex-service personnel and ex-offenders to live as independently as possible within their own homes and in the local community.

Launching a Supported Living can be an even more steep learning task. Providing Supported Living services requires providers to manage a complex range of conditions. It is therefore important to have good quality policies and procedures that will guide you to deliver  an outstanding Supported Living service.