What is Supported Living?

Supported living is ideal for adults who want to retain as much independence as possible while receiving the right level of help to manage day-to-day life. It is especially suited to people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autism, mental health needs, or age-related conditions, who may benefit from extra support but do not require residential or nursing home care.

At its heart, supported living is about choice, independence, and dignity. Individuals are encouraged to make decisions about their own lives – from where they live and how their home is set up, to the routines and activities they enjoy each day. With flexible assistance, people can remain in their own home or shared accommodation, continuing to be part of their community while knowing that professional help is always available.

What Does Supported Living Include?

Support can cover a wide range of needs, from help with personal care, cooking, and household tasks, through to managing finances, accessing education, employment, or social activities. For those with more complex or long-term conditions, care is tailored with specialist input to ensure health, safety, and wellbeing are always prioritised.

Families also benefit from peace of mind, knowing that their loved one is receiving consistent, person-centred support delivered with respect and compassion. With supported living, individuals can build confidence, develop life skills, and live as independently as possible, while still having the reassurance of professional care whenever it’s needed.

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Benefits of Supported Living

Independence & Choice

Supported living empowers you to live independently in your own home or shared accommodation while having access to personalised support tailored to your needs and preferences.

Control Over Your Life

You make decisions about your daily routine, activities, and care, enabling you to maintain your lifestyle and personal goals.

Personalised Support

Care and assistance are tailored to your unique needs—whether it’s help with personal care, household tasks, managing medications, social activities or complex needs.

Community Involvement

Supported living encourages you to engage with your local community, build friendships, and enjoy social and leisure activities.

Improved Wellbeing

With help to manage health conditions, maintain routines, and access services, supported living promotes physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing.

Safety & Security

You live in a safe environment with trained staff available to assist when needed, including 24/7 support options.

Cost-Effective

Supported living often offers more flexible, affordable care compared to residential settings, giving better value without compromising quality.

Promotes Skills & Confidence

Support focuses on building life skills, boosting confidence, and encouraging self-reliance over time.

Peace of Mind

Reassurance for families that expert help is always available.

Getting Started

Whether you have already chosen us as your dementia care provider or are still checking out the different options, it will not hurt to give us a phone call.

Once you get in touch with us, we will make every effort to reach an arrangement and decide on a care plan that will suit your wishes and needs.

After everything is arranged and confirmed, you can soon expect an experienced and forward-looking dementia care assistant to show up on your doorstep, ready to assist with the challenges that lie ahead.

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"Outstanding Service"

Thank you so much for looking after my mother. I have been around to see her today, and the flat has never looked cleaner or better maintained. Thanks finally for doing the laundry and for the spotless state of the flat.

You are a marvel!

Mrs P S, Notting Hill

"Thank you"

I just wanted to thank you for the great care that you have provided for my mother. She had a really lovely Christmas Day and was very happy for that. Thank you and many thanks once again.

Mr A S, London

"Wonderful Care"

Thank you for all the wonderful care that mummy's getting.

I couldn't ask for better.

Linda C, London

"Great Professionalism"

Since Care24Seven took over the care at home of my father and mother, I have been very pleased with the professionalism and care you have shown. In particular, there has been a marked improvement in my father's mental and physical wellbeing.

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Why Hundreds of Families Have Already Chosen Care24Seven for Live-in Care

1:1 Care Ratio

Unlike hospitals or care facilities that have one staff member per a group of elderly, we offer one-on-one care. This means the carer will devote all their time and attention to your loved one and their needs.

48 Hour Contract

We know how unexpectant life can be, and are flexible and ready to accommodate any situation. We have a short contract, which means that you only pay for what you use and can start and stop care at any time, adjusting as needed.

Quality of service

Entrusting the care of your loved ones to somebody you have not known for very long can feel like a risk, but we can assure you of the highest level of care. Our carers will cater to the major and minor needs of your loved one, and provide them with the greatest level of care and treatment that they deserve.

Financial Benefits

With the rising costs of care facility services, care at home is proving to be the cheaper option. That’s not surprising as it excludes many of the expenses you would otherwise be paying for in a facility, such as rent and wages, and may even help your loved one qualify for funding help.

A Certified Training Centre

Not only do we have over a million hours of care behind our belt, but we’re a certified training centre ourselves. This means that not only do we train our own carers face-to-face, but we also train other carers from all over the country.

No Long Waits for Care

When care is needed, it is often needed quickly. We can begin our care responsibilities in as little as 48 hours from you first contacting us. In under 48 hours you will have a fully trained carer to look after you or your loved one.