Bright Life Supported Living

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.

18+
adult supported living pathways
SLS
support shaped around assessed need
CQC
care planned around safe practice

Support for home life, routines, personal care, and independence

Support is delivered around the person's assessed needs, preferences, risks, strengths, and aspirations.

Personal care and wellbeing

Support may include washing, dressing, intimate daily routines, medication support, meals, and health appointments where assessed as needed.

Tenancy and daily living

Support with managing a home, domestic tasks, safety, essential utilities, budgeting, benefits, routines, and practical life skills.

Community participation

Encouragement to maintain relationships, access local activities, attend education or work opportunities, and build confidence in the community.

How this support works

A short overview of the support pathway, written so this page feels finished while the client copy is still being refined.

Bright Life Supported Living provides supported living for adults who live with a learning disability and/or autism and choose to live in a supported living environment. Support packages are designed around individual circumstances and reviewed so they remain appropriate and effective.

The service can include regulated personal care, medication support, emotional wellbeing, crisis prevention, daily living skills, community access, and support to manage a tenancy safely. The rights of the person receiving support are at the centre of the approach.

The service is designed in line with Registering the Right Support, the Real Tenancy Test, REACH standards, and the principles of choice, dignity, privacy, independence, inclusion, and positive risk-taking.

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