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Supported accommodation

Supported Accommodation Panel

Imagine a home where you can maintain your independence while having access to the care and support you need. That's the essence of supported accommodation. It's a nurturing environment that provides housing along with care, support, or supervision to help you live as autonomously as possible within your community.

In Plymouth, supported accommodation caters to a diverse range of people with varying needs. You might be eligible if you fall into one of these groups:

  • Older adults needing extra support
  • People with learning disabilities
  • Individuals with mental health issues
  • Those recovering from substance misuse
  • Young people leaving care
  • Ex-offenders reintegrating into society
  • People who have experienced homelessness
  • Individuals with physical disabilities

Types of supported accommodation in Plymouth

  • Self-contained flats with support
  • Shared houses
  • Extra-care housing
  • Supported lodgings
  • Hostels and foyers
  • Specialist accommodation

View an A to Z Directory of supported accommodation-related groups and organisations

Services offered in supported accommodation

Supported accommodation is more than just a place to live. It's a comprehensive package of care and support designed to help you thrive and might include:

  • Help with daily living skills, for example cooking, cleaning and finances
  • Personal care, for example washing, getting dressed, medication and mobility
  • Supporting you to access healthcare
  • Emotional support
  • Social integration

Who can benefit from supported accommodation?

Supported accommodation caters to a wide range of individuals, including:

  • People with learning disabilities
  • People with mental health needs
  • Young people leaving care
  • People at risk of homelessness

 


 

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