Person-centred support
Support is planned around each person's needs, preferences, strengths, communication, routines, and goals.
A practical summary of what Bright Life Supported Living exists to provide
Bright Life Supported Living provides person-centred supported living and personal care for adults with learning disabilities and autism, with a focus on dignity, independence, safety, and community participation.
Support that helps people live ordinary, meaningful lives
The Statement of Purpose describes a service built around tailored support, improved quality of life, positive risk taking, and the prevention of avoidable harm.
Independence and choice
People are supported to make decisions, develop daily living skills, access the community, and take part in ordinary life.
Safety and dignity
Safeguarding, dignity, confidentiality, and respectful support are treated as essential foundations of the service.
Regulated activity and service model
The provider is preparing a supported living model that includes the regulated activity of personal care, alongside pathways for supported living, floating support, temporary or emergency accommodation support, and progression toward more independent living.
Aligned to Right Support, Right Care, Right Culture
The document references sector expectations around choice, inclusion, tenancy rights, community presence, and support that is shaped by the individual rather than the service.
Right Support
People are supported to have choice, control, and a home life that reflects their own priorities.
Right Care
Care should be safe, respectful, compassionate, and responsive to the person's changing needs.
Right Culture
The service should promote inclusion, equality, positive relationships, and everyday community participation.
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