Person-centred care
Support that fits real life.
Personalised, assessment-led care for children, young people and adults, delivered with consistency, compassion and purpose.
How we can help
The right support, at the right time.
Flexible services shaped around each person’s needs, strengths, risks and goals.
Supported living
Personalised support to live safely and independently in a home of your own.
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Children and young people
Stable, thoughtful support alongside families and professionals.
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Support at home
Reliable care at home for young people and young adults, built around their routines and goals.
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Supported accommodation
Housing and structured support for growing independence.
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Behaviour support
Positive, proactive approaches that reduce distress and build confidence.
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Working with professionals
Joined-up collaboration so support is consistent and focused on outcomes.
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Care built on people, purpose and trust.
Compassion first
We listen closely and treat every person with respect, warmth and humanity.
Skilled, consistent teams
Well-matched practitioners with the training and supervision to deliver safe care.
Real partnership
Individuals, families and professionals are active partners in every decision.
Who we support
Every person is more than a diagnosis.
We support children, young people and adults with a wide range of needs. Support is shaped around the person, their communication and what matters to them.
- Autism
- Learning disabilities
- Mental health needs
- Physical disabilities
- Complex needs
- Young people moving to adulthood
How we work
From first conversation to settled support.
Every package starts with understanding the person. Plans are practical, delivered consistently and reviewed often.
A first conversation
Tell us about the person, the situation and what support might help.
Proportionate assessment
We look at strengths, needs, goals and risks with the person and the people around them.
A practical plan
We agree outcomes, staffing and routines, and introduce a consistent team.
Regular review
Support is reviewed often and adapted as needs and ambitions change.
Areas we cover
Based in Northamptonshire, supporting further afield.
Our offices are in Corby and Northampton. We support people across Northamptonshire and neighbouring counties, depending on the service, assessed needs and staffing.
- Corby
- Kettering
- Wellingborough
- Northampton
- East Northamptonshire
- Daventry
- Milton Keynes
- South Northamptonshire
- Neighbouring counties
What families say
In their own words.
Feedback from parents in Northampton, Kettering and Burton Latimer whose children use our community outreach service.
The support my son has been receiving is outstanding. The staff are very professional, genuine and understand my child’s needs. I feel at ease when he is with them as I know he’s being well looked after and he is happy with them.
He loves his new workers and getting to go to new places. He enjoys his time out with his carers and comes home happy.
She looks forward to the carers coming. She goes out with them and even plays bowling, and they go to the shops, where she is happy to carry the shopping basket.
His sessions are planned with us in advance, which makes a big difference for him, and he looks forward to them. He’s now helping buy his tickets, finding his way round the Underground and choosing and paying for his own food. We’re very happy with the support he’s getting and with how well the team communicates with us.
It appears he is happy and he looks forward to going out with the carers. So far, happy with the support.
I’m happy with the carers and he looks forward to going out. He keeps saying “tractor”, meaning the car and a staff member he enjoys working with. So far, happy.
After struggling before with previous care providers, I’m happy with the support. I’m happy with the consistency and reliability, and with receiving the rota and the activities my son will be doing in advance, as I love to be organised. He loves swimming, and I’m happy to see he will be exploring other activities in time.
I’m happy that my son is taken to the activities he loves doing, like going on drives, walks in the park, country parks, Rushden Lakes and McDonald’s. He appears to be happy, and I’m happy with the support he is receiving.
He is happy and looks forward to going out with the carers. The carers are aware that he only eats halal food, and they take him for walks and take a football to the park.
I’m happy with the support so far. The carers take my daughter out, and sometimes they go on the bus together. At home, they sometimes bake. She knows the carers by name and appears to be happy with them.
Find the information you need
Where would you like to start?
Families and carers
How we work with the people important to you.
Find out more →For referrersProfessionals
Information for care managers, social workers and commissioners.
Find out more →Who we supportNeeds we support
Learning disabilities, autism, mental health and complex needs.
Find out more →Getting startedReferral process
What happens from first conversation to support beginning.
Find out more →Next steps
Good support starts with a conversation
Whether you are a professional making a referral, a family looking for support, or someone exploring options for yourself, we are always happy to talk.