our aims

Our key aim is to enable people to live independently within their own communities and develop the emotional strength and confidence and everyday life skills to do so, with a key focus on social inclusion.

We aspire to support people in developing practical skills and confidence in themselves to move into mainstream society. This support comes in the form of health needs including mental health, drug and alcohol use, financial management i.e.; managing benefits and managing debt, access to education, training and employment and every day daily living skills to equip people with the tools to become an integral part of society.

As a not for profit organisation all proceeds are reinvested into our services to provide the best quality provisions that our residents feel pride in calling their homes.

We take a collaborative approach to our support services to provide person-centred support skills needed to enable our residents to become self-reliant and independent.

We aim to achieve this through focusing our support on:

Personal management of finances
Living skills and self-care
Drug and alcohol misuse and management
Emotional and mental health
Physical health
Offending
Tenancy management and accommodation
Taking responsibility and motivation