Supported Housing

Our 24-hour supported living accommodation is designed for people suffering from serious mental health challenges with complex needs. The goal is to provide a safe and supportive environment for the people we support, to live independently, whilst also receiving the necessary care and support.

These are projects where staff can be available to help people with managing their medication. For example, our staff might prompt individuals to order medication from the pharmacy. These services are a mix of shared housing and one bed apartments, all based in and around Oxford city.

These services offer around the clock support from experienced teams of support workers. They are designed to be for people taking their first steps out of intensive services, and strike a balance between offering higher levels of on-site recovery programming and daily living skills development, whilst also being in a community setting and non-clinical setting. Support with meal preparation and medication are key features of these services, which gives individuals the peace of mind that they can start to build a stable foundation for recovery into the future.

This accommodation is not staffed. Individuals supported within this service are responsible for managing their own daily activities and needs. However, Support workers will visit our dispersed houses regularly to assess the residents' well-being of and provide recovery focussed support and assistance as needed. The goal of this program is to promote self-sufficiency and independence, whilst also providing support and monitoring, to ensure the safety and well-being of the people we support.

This service provides Housing and Employment for women to reduce health inequalities, increase resilience and improve life chances. This service focuses on community living. A sense of community is vital for our mental health and combatting loneliness.

The accommodation is staffed from 9am to 5pm from Monday to Friday, during which the residents receive the necessary care and support. Individuals within this service are however expected to be more independent and manage their own needs outside of staffed hours, specifically during weekends and evenings.

A Residential Care home registered by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to provide care for Adults diagnosed with serious mental health challenges and complex health needs.

Our intensive 24-hour supported accommodation is designed for individuals with severe mental health challenges and complex needs. The goal is to provide a safe and highly supportive environment for the people we support, to live independently, whilst also receiving the necessary care and support around the clock.

Settled Oxfordshire is an affordable accommodation with attached floating support for individuals exiting homelessness.