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
