Who we support
​We support adults experiencing severe or complex mental distress, many with multiple mental health diagnoses, physical health issues, substance use, and histories of trauma, to live more independently and live more fulfilling lives. ​
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Our support is long-term, person-centred and is always tailored to each person’s individual experiences and needs.
Who are our residents?
​Each year we support up to 76 people through our seven residential communities. Our residents are:
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Adults (aged 18+) experiencing severe or complex mental distress.
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People who have experienced repeated trauma, self-harm, or substance use.
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People who would benefit from structured therapeutic support.
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People leaving hospital who need more support than supported living services can offer.
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People who would otherwise be in hospital or have trouble accessing specialist services due to the complexity of their needs.
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People requiring longer term recovery support.
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Over half of our residents have more than one mental health diagnosis, and approximately 20% have three or more mental health diagnoses.
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Many also experience co-occurring conditions including:
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Substance use (47%)
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Neurodiversity (22%)
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Physical health condition (9%)
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Learning disability (6%)
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Eating disorder (5%)
Data above reflect our 2025-2026 resident cohort
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