Low-level, non-regulated floating support for adults who need help to resettle, build community networks, and maintain independence.
Floating support is for people who do not need 24-hour support but would benefit from planned help to maintain stability and independence.
Support to access local services, activities, appointments, advocacy, and community resources.
Help with structure, emotional wellbeing, motivation, safety, and day-to-day confidence.
Support with budgeting, tenancy-related tasks, benefits, forms, and signposting to specialist advice where needed.
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Floating support is designed for people who have identified vulnerabilities and need help to adjust, resettle, and stay connected in the community.
This support is lower level than 24-hour supported living. It can focus on community networks, appointments, confidence, emotional wellbeing, practical tenancy tasks, budgeting, and signposting to specialist services where appropriate.
