Developing independence in our service users is fundamental to what we do. We provide structured support to help our service users develop skills that are useful in everyday life. The exact skills we focus on depends on the needs of the individual but may include cooking, shopping, washing, self care, managing finances and road awareness.

We work alongside family and placement authorities to develop specific targeted outcomes that will be incorporated into the care plans. In this way we are continually helping enable service users to reach their full potential for independence. This may mean that after some time the service user is able to move into other less intensive forms of accommodation. We aim to be a stepping stone to greater independence whenever possible. However when this is not possible we will continue to provide a home for the service user if needed.