Supported Living in London

Supported Living Services
London - Wandsworth
Autism Spectrum Conditions, Complex Health Needs, Emotional Needs, Hearing Impairments, Mental Health, Moderate Learning Disabilities, Restricted Mobility

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About this home

This supported living home in London supports adults with learning disabilities, autism spectrum conditions, and mental health needs. Our well-trained team are very experienced in supporting people who have had a history of difficulties in the community and getting to know people well and their history will be a key part of their support.

The support team works to develop person-centred plans that focus on outcomes to increase a person’s independence within the home itself as well as the local community. Plans are reviewed with people on a regular basis, with a multi-layered support approach offered, partnering with people’s wider circles of support, flexing to support changing needs, different or new goals.

This home’s profile number is 394.

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Who we support

Adults
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Complex Health Needs
Emotional Needs
Hearing Impairments
Mental Health
Moderate Learning Disabilities
Restricted Mobility

Facilities

Garden/Outside Space

What we offer

This six-bedded home has shared facilities and communal areas, perfect for developing social and life skills.

It has three ground-floor bedrooms, with a communal lounge, bathroom, and kitchen. The first floor boasts two further bedrooms with a communal bathroom and kitchen with a self-contained flat on the second floor.

It is centrally located with easy access to transport to Central London and surrounding areas. Tooting has many community facilities as well as colleges, park areas and sports facilities.

Lifestyle

People at this home are supported to participate in a wide range of activities designed to promote increased independence and build on existing skills.

People like to spend their leisure time doing a variety of different things, including gardening, bowling, yoga, aerobic exercise, massage therapy, cookery classes and more.

The support team encourage people to develop their life skills and to grow their confidence with budgeting, self-care, meal preparation and grocery shopping.

A key part of gaining confidence is securing paid or voluntary work and or furthering education, and the support team is on hand to support people with exploring opportunities, writing CVs, preparing for interviews, reviewing benefit entitlements, and more.