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Supported Living in Crawley

Safe, welcoming homes with the right support built in, where people live their own lives, make their own choices and grow in independence every day.

Supported living is a home of your own with support shaped around you, not a care home, and not being left to manage alone. Our homes in Brighton and Hove combine comfortable, well-kept accommodation with dedicated support teams, helping adults with learning disabilities, mental health conditions and other needs to live independently, safely and well. The best way to understand it is to see it, viewings are warmly welcomed, for families and professionals alike.

CQC Regulated · Dedicated On-Site Support · Viewings Welcomed

Your Own Home, With Support Built Around You

A real tenancy, a real home

Your own room (or flat), your key, your belongings, your choices.

Support shaped to you

From a few hours a week to 24/7, agreed in your personal support plan.

Skills for independence

Cooking, budgeting, travel, work and social life, built step by step.

Learning Disabilities Support

Housemates and community

Shared spaces, shared activities and genuine friendships.

Safety and reassurance

Trained, DBS-checked staff and clear support around the clock where needed.

Family always welcome

Visits, involvement and honest communication, as the person wishes.

How Supported Living Is Different

Supported LivingResidential Care Home
HomeOwn tenancy, their name, their homeA room in a facility
ChoiceTheir routine, meals and lifestyleThe home's schedule
SupportPersonal plan, flexed as skills growFixed institutional care
IndependenceThe goal of everything we doOften reduced over time
GrowthCooking, budgeting, work, travelLimited opportunity

Our Supported Living Homes

The front exterior of Manton Road supported living home in Brighton

Manton Road

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A well-kept semi-detached home on a quiet residential street in Bevendean, Brighton.

Semi-detached housePrivate rear gardenResidential Brighton setting
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The front exterior of Bellingham Crescent supported living home in Hove

Bellingham Crescent

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A corner-plot home with a fitted kitchen and paved garden, in a residential part of Hove.

Corner-plot houseFitted shared kitchenEnclosed outdoor space
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Finding the Right Home, Together

1

Arrange a viewing

Visit the home, meet the team, feel the atmosphere; bring family or your social worker.

2

We get to know the person

Needs, goals, personality and what "home" means to them.

3

A support plan is agreed

Hours, goals and funding (including local authority and direct payments) all made clear.

4

Moving in, at their pace

A planned, supported move with familiar faces from day one.

Ordinary Days, Extraordinary Progress

Morning coffee made independently. The bus to college caught alone for the first time. A shared Friday film night. A budget balanced, a shift at work completed, a garden tended. Supported living is built from ordinary days like these, each one a small step towards a bigger life.

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What Residents and Families Say

Our daughter has her own room, her own routine and real friends. She calls it 'my house', and that says everything.
, Mother of resident, Crawley
The staff pushed gently for independence instead of doing everything for him. Two years on, he's a different young man.
, Father of resident, West Sussex

Come and See the Home for Yourself

A viewing is the best way to know if a home feels right, no pressure, no obligation, family and professionals welcome.

Support needs

Prefer to talk? Call 0333 011 6799.

Professionals: referrals and placement enquiries welcome by phone or email.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is supported living?

Your own home with support built around you, a tenancy plus a personal support plan, not a care home.

Who is it for?

Adults with learning disabilities, mental health conditions or other support needs who want to live more independently.

How is it funded?

Usually through local authority funding, direct payments or a mix; we explain the process clearly and help with next steps.

Can we view before deciding?

Always, and we encourage it. Bring family or your social worker.

What support is available in the homes?

From a few hours weekly to 24/7, agreed individually and reviewed as independence grows.

Can couples or friends live together?

Where rooms allow, yes, ask us about current availability.

Do you accept professional referrals?

Yes, social workers and care coordinators are welcome to enquire about placements directly.

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