Solo Accommodation For Young People In London and Kent.
In solo accommodation, young people live in self-contained units such as apartments or houses. They have their own private space while still having access to on-site support staff who can provide assistance when needed. This type of accommodation allows individuals to develop their independent living skills while having the security of knowing that support is readily available.
INDEPENDENT ACCOMMODATION
A holistic and personalised service set up to stabilise and continue to support the care leavers to ensure they uphold a tenancy at their own properties.
This service is available to care leavers who have resided within semi-independent provisions and who are familiar with support and relationships through the key-working process.
We utilise our experience in providing and offering continuous support around employment and/or training. Our focus is to prevent the breakdown of care leaver’s independence in their new environments.
Our young people are generally responsible for themselves and our role is to support them and provide them with guidance in accessing and planning for services that are relevant to their needs and aspiration. As we strengthen young people’s for independence, our staff also work with them providing support with building basic life skills and knowledge that they’ll need in order to be able to live fully independently. The primary goal of solo and shared supported accommodation is to empower young people by promoting their independence, enhancing their life skills, and facilitating their integration into the community
Solo or Private Housing Support & Guidance
We offer you the option to live independently in your own flat with a level of support that’s right for your needs. You might choose to live in one of our properties or we can work with you and your housing provider to source a property that meets your needs. Our expert teams will support you to manage your tenancy and arrange for any adaptations to be made to the property before you move in.
Our young people are generally responsible for themselves and our role is to support them and provide them with guidance in accessing and planning for services that are relevant to their needs and aspiration. As we prepare young people’s for independence, our staff also work with them providing support with building basic life skills and knowledge that they’ll need in order to be able to live fully independently. Our support will include:
- Cooking and general household duties
- Applying for housing benefits
- Bill payments, banking, savings and money management
- Education, training or employment.
- Building and maintaining positive peer relationships
- Healthy relationships and safe sexual health.
- Planning ahead, being prepared and organised
- Registering with local health services
All Adults who have been placed within Estherswift Care will be entitled to their own license agreements, exclusive access to their own flats/apartments. You might choose to live in one of our properties or we can work with you and your housing provider to source a property that meets your needs. Our expert teams will support you to manage your tenancy and arrange for any adaptations to be made to the property before you move in.
Young Adult Independent Living In South London and Kent
The nature of our Semi-Independent Living also helps to equip young people with the life skills necessary to live independently.
Our provisions cater to young people 16 to 18 years old with varying health and social needs. These accommodations aim to provide a safe and supportive environment where young people can live independently or with others while receiving the necessary support services.
Estherswift’s commitment to quality is reflected in its dedication to maintaining high standards within its accommodations. We ensure that all properties meet safety regulations and are equipped with the necessary facilities to promote comfort and well-being.
