Supported Living
Regulated supported living for adults with learning disabilities and/or autism who need planned support with personal care, tenancy skills, routines, and community life.
A pathway of supported living and independence-focused care
Bright Life Supported Living provides support for adults with learning disabilities and/or autism whose needs may include personal care, tenancy support, community inclusion, emotional wellbeing, and progression towards greater independence.
Support is planned around assessed needs and desired outcomes
Each person receives a comprehensive needs assessment, a person-centred care and support plan, and regular reviews. Support may include personal care, medication support, daily living skills, emotional stability, crisis prevention, community activities, healthy routines, and confidence building.
Floating Support
Low-level, non-regulated floating support for adults who need help to resettle, build community networks, and maintain independence.
Temporary and Emergency Accommodation
Short-term accommodation pathways developed with local authorities for vulnerable adults who are in immediate need while longer-term support is assessed.
Independent Living Progression
Progression support for people who are ready to move towards more independent, self-contained accommodation with floating or minimal support.