About F & A Supported Living Ltd – Hampshire
We are privileged to care and support the people that we have been entrusted with by offering an alternative to residential care that allows individuals to choose the right amount of assistance – when and how they need it, so they can live an enriching and fulfilling life
F&A Supported Living – Hampshire
The company was established in February 2020 and registered in July 2020.
We have now opened our Supported Living Schemes in Hampshire these houses are for adults with the LD, Autism, Mental Health and Behaviors that Challenge that need support to full fill their full potential.
We are managed by two directors, a manager and deputy manager. Together they have many years experience with in Health and Social Care.
All staff that we have appointed are highly trained and have experience working with adults who require additional support.
We have robust training programme in place which includes online training, face to face and College. All our training is nationally recognised. The homes are fully staffed 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
We offer our residents a person centred support to assist them in developing practical daily living skills, and accessing them with tools for managing their mental health so that they can self-manage and stay well on a long-term basis.
Here at F&A Supported Living we provide care and support for adults from 18 to 65 years. This support is given either in our supported living accommodation provided by our company or in their own homes.
We offer people a person-centred support to assist them in developing practical daily living skills, and accessibility them with tools for managing their mental health so that they can self-manage and stay well on a long-term basis.
In supported living, people pay for their own holidays, including additional staff costs. Like anyone else, people in supported living pay for their own domestic bills and shopping costs, together with costs incurred by staff in the course of the support they provide – such as bus fares and activities.
We support our service users to identify and engage with training, volunteering and employment opportunities in line with their personal recovery goals. We also help them to develop hobbies and engage in social activities, building informal and personal support networks to protect against relapse.
A Person-Centred Plan is important to help you respect yourself and others, live safely, eat healthily and be active within your immediate and wider community. We will make this plan with you based on your own aims and what is important to you so that you can build your skills and get the support you need, when you need it. We’ll also review how things are going and work with you continually to update your goals and make good choices.
Our Services
We support Individuals with the following needs:
Individuals with Learning Disabilities
Young adults moving from children’s to adult’s services
People with Behaviours that Challenge
Autism and Aspergers Syndrome
Individuals with Mental Health issues
Our staff are selected and trained to support individuals’ needs. We cater for the following areas:
- Autism and Aspergers Syndrome
- Supporting young adults moving from children’s to adult’s services
- Learning Disability
- Behaviours that Challenge
- Mental Health
People with learning disabilities, autism, and complex care needs can benefit from supported living.
Supported living is an alternative to residential care that allows you to choose the right amount of assistance – when and how you need it so you can live an enriching and fulfilling life. Our placements are intended for people who have learning disabilities, autism, behaviours that challenge or complex care requirements.
We will collaborate with you to develop your support plan and will include you in the selection of your preferences to what type of support worker that you can work with, providing you with specialist staff who understand you and your conditions.
All our employees are highly trained and receive additional training as part of our policies and procedures, so you can count on us for safe, flexible, and individualised care.
What’s Included Supported living package. You Decide!
- Shopping
- Cooking, and menu – planning
- Learning new skills for independence
- Personal care, health, and wellbeing
- Managing medication
- Access to education and support into work
- Accessing social and leisure activities
- Meeting people in the local community
- Cultural or religious needs
- Identifying and claiming benefits
- Managing Bills and Money
- Personal recovery goals
“Great things are not done by impulse, but by a series of small things brought together” “Vincent Van Gogh”
