Understanding Supported Accommodation: A Complete Guide

Supported accommodation is a type of housing where residents have their own private space while also receiving access to on-site or visiting support from trained staff. It is designed for individuals who need a little extra help to live independently.

Who is it for?

Supported accommodation is available to a wide range of people, including those who are:

• Transitioning out of care or homelessness
• Recovering from mental health challenges
• Learning to live independently for the first time
• In need of a stable base while developing life skills

What does support look like?

At Resource Housing, support is tailored to each resident's individual needs. This can include help with budgeting, benefits applications, cooking, cleaning routines, and connecting with community services. Our staff are trained, compassionate, and always available when you need them.

How to apply

The process is straightforward. You can apply directly through our website or be referred by a social worker, housing officer, or support agency. We will arrange an initial meeting to understand your situation and find the right placement for you.

If you have questions, do not hesitate to get in touch with our team. We are here to help every step of the way.