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How Supported Living can change your life
Supported living is for people who want to live a more independent life, for individuals who want more choice and control of their lives. We provide accommodation and person-centred support for people with emotional, physical, and learning needs across Leicester and surrounding areas. We work with service users on all aspects of daily living skills and individual goals.
The Healthy Living Personal Program
The Homes can accommodate both long- and short-term placements and can also accommodate placements at short notice. The purpose is to offer a safe, structured, and caring environment to young people who are not living with their parents and are preparing for independent living. The approach of Beaconsfield House and Aylestone House to ensure that the young people placed within our care have the skill set and ability to lead independent and fulfilling lives with strong attachments and relationships following on from leaving care.
Whom we can help
Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Young people requiring semi-independent accommodation
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Young offenders who include those on bail and returning into the community after leaving a secure training centre or youth offending institute
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Young people at risk of Sexual Exploitation and Criminal Exploitation.
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Young people leaving care and requiring semi-independent accommodation with varying complex needs.
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Young people at risk gang affiliation and gang violence
Alystone House
A safe place to call your home
Beaconsfield House and Aylestone House provide 24 hours staffed semi-independent accommodation and support for young people aged between 16 to 18 years. The Homes can accommodate both males and females and will consider mixed-sex occupancy with appropriate risk assessments.
Accommodation consists of living space for the young people and staff. There are bathrooms, showers, and toilet facilities within the premises. Young people’s rooms are furnished to a high standard. Each young person has his / her own bedroom.
A safe place to call your home
Beaconsfield House and Aylestone House provide 24 hours staffed semi-independent accommodation and support for young people aged between 16 to 18 years. The Homes can accommodate both males and females and will consider mixed-sex occupancy with appropriate risk assessments.
Accommodation consists of living space for the young people and staff. There are bathrooms, showers, and toilet facilities within the premises. Young people’s rooms are furnished to a high standard. Each young person has his / her own bedroom.
Beaconsfield House
Support every step of the way
Staff at Beaconsfield House and Aylestone House will help each young person to understand the importance and value of education, learning and training. We encourage and support young people to set and achieve their own positive goals in education, training, and employment. We recognise that many young people may have had disrupted or difficult experiences in their education and that being in a school or college environment may not be suited to them.
This may result in pursuing further education through other avenues or engaging in a training programme, apprenticeship, or employment. All young people will have a support plan which will consider information about their career/ life aspirations and ambitions. This will be followed up and developed from information gathered during the key working process. The staff team will liaise and work in partnership with the Young Person’s Personal Advisor/ social worker, colleges, adult-training centres, careers, and the job centre.