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What we do
Every year, we support over 5,000 people to live independent lives across London, the Midlands and Yorkshire.
The people we work with have a diverse range of needs, so we tailor our services to each individual, working with them to achieve their potential.
Our client groups include (among others):
- mental health service users
- people with learning disabilities
- older people
- younger people
- teenage parents
- asylum seekers
- refugees
- women escaping domestic violence
- people with substance misuse problems
- homeless people and families
- people with HIV and AIDS.
Our wide ranging services include:
- supported housing
- floating support
- drop-in support and outreach work
- education, training and employment
- extra care
- day services
- research and consultancy.
We celebrate that diversity and we see it as a strength. We’re able to share our specialist knowledge of each particular client group, learning from our colleagues to improve the way we do things.
You can find out more about the things we do from the list above on the left and in the Where we work section.
We couldn’t do it without our people
Every year our 700 staff and over 40 volunteers support over 5,000 people. We’re proud of our staff and proud to say that they’re expert at what they do. We support them to ensure they learn and develop through their career with us. Find our more about our staff. Even with 50 years’ experience we won’t stop learning and improving. Find out more about working for us.
We couldn’t do it without you
We provide Supporting People, Social Services and Primary Care Trust services across 30 local authorities. Our innovative services also attract a range of additional funding from Home Office, Big Lottery and other charitable trusts.
