Our Ofsted-registered solo and two-bedded homes give children and young people a stable, nurturing place to live, with a dedicated team who believe in them.
Our homes are welcoming, nurturing places where young people are cared for by a consistent team who take the time to know them, listen to them and help them feel they belong.
Sharing with just one other young person means more time, more attention and a calmer, family-like home. Every placement is carefully matched.
For young people who need a home of their own, with the full focus of a dedicated team and care planned entirely around them.
Every member of our care team receives initial and ongoing specialist training, so they can offer the right support at the right time and guide each young person as an individual. Our training focuses on the areas where specialist knowledge makes the biggest difference.
We want young people to experience the ordinary things that make a childhood: a comfortable home, people who care, friends, hobbies and a school place that's ready for them.
Comfortable and personal, with bedrooms young people help make their own and routines that feel like family life rather than a timetable.
Cooking, budgeting and looking after themselves, building the confidence and life skills young people need as they grow up.
Clubs, sport, hobbies and friendships in the local area, so young people feel connected and have things to look forward to.
With our own alternative provision, independent and specialist SEND schools, education is planned from the moment we receive a referral.
Explore our education →We can provide high staffing ratios around the clock, and our experienced teams support young people with all levels of complex needs. Our trauma-informed approach is about understanding each young person and what helps them feel safe, settled and listened to.
Consistent routines, clear expectations and calm, supportive conversations help young people understand their feelings and grow in confidence. The result is stable placements and outstanding outcomes.
Every referral is considered carefully, with the young person's needs and the young people already living with us at the centre.
Talk to our referrals team about the young person, their story and what they need from the adults around them.
We think carefully about every match, including an impact risk assessment for any young person already living in the home.
Introductions and transition are planned with you, with education arranged alongside the placement.
Regular updates and close work with social workers, IROs and families through LAC reviews, PEPs and EHCP reviews.
Our referrals team would be glad to talk it through with you.
