SERVICES
WHO WE SUPPORT
​
Young adults aged 18–25​
We work with commissioning local authorities to provide tailored accommodation and
support for three groups of young adults.​​​​​​​​​
Care leavers
​
Supporting young people
transitioning from local
authority care to build
confidence, skills, and stability
for independent living.
Vulnerable young adults
​
Supporting young adults at
risk of homelessness or social
exclusion to maintain
accommodation and build
sustainable futures.
Unaccompanied asylum-seeking young adults (UASC)
​
Accommodation, integration,
language, education, employment, and community engagement as young adults establish independent lives in the UK.
HOW WE SUPPORT YOUNG ADULTS
​
Support that covers every area of independent life
Our key workers work across all areas needed for a successful transition to independence; not just housing.
Budgeting and financial capability
​
Health and wellbeing
​
Education, training, and employment support
​
Accessing community services and opportunities
Tenancy management and housing sustainment
​
Benefits and entitlements
​
Independent living skills
​
Building confidence and resilience
​
​
WHAT IS FLOATING SUPPORT?
​
Flexible support that follows the young adult
Floating support is not tied to a specific property; it stays with the young adult
wherever they live, and adapts as their independence grows.
HOW IT WORKS
​A dedicated key worker provides regular support visits; a minimum of 5 hours per week; helping young adults develop independent living skills, manage their tenancy, improve wellbeing, and progress towards education, training, and employment goals.
​
As confidence and independence grow, support is gradually reduced to reflect changing needs. This service is commissioned by local authorities for care leavers who need continued help after leaving children's services.
5+
hours of support per week, minimum
18–25
age range supported
1:1
dedicated key worker for each young adult
OUR INDEPENDENCE PATHWAY
​
From referral to independent living
Step 1
​
Referral & assessment
Placement referral, assessment, and matching
Step 2
​
Safe accommodation
High-quality home tailored to individual needs
Step 3
​
Support plan
Agreed goals focused on independence and wellbeing
Step 4
​
Dedicated key worker
Regular 1:1 visits, guidance, and reviews
Step 5
​
Skills & ETE
Training, work experience, career opportunities
Step 6
Independence
Move-on to sustained accommodation and positive outcomes
Our structured pathway helps young adults develop the skills, confidence, and resilience needed to transition successfully into independent adulthood.
EMPLOYMENT, SKILLS & FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES
​
We help young adults build successful futures
Through partnerships with local employers, training providers, and
community organisations, young adults gain practical skills, confidence,
and employability; not just a place to live.
Plumbing & construction workshops
Apprenticeships & training
ESOL support
Financial capability & budgeting
Welding & car bodywork
CV support & career prep
Barbering training
Volunteering & community
