Supported Living Services

Justh Supported Living has a range of supported living services to accommodate individual needs. These range from floating support for 5 hours to 31 hours, short breaks or respite and 24 hours of support. We have a dedicated and experienced team who are qualified to offer support to unaccompanied asylum seekers. They offer holistic needs assessments and flexible plans, supporting the young person’s individual needs with the aim of mitigating crisis, improving wellbeing and building resilience to achieve their goals.

At our core we are committed to support young people in our care in developing the skills, knowledge and confidence they need to be able to live independently. All the care plans will reflect individual holistic needs assessments, and for those young people with additional needs we are committed to offer support that reflects their support needs – at either a 1:1 or 2:1 level.

What We Offer

Accommodation - Justh House, 21 Rushton Avenue, WN7 5NB, Leigh, England

Every effort is made to create a warm and homely environment in all our accommodation. All young people accessing our services have the opportunity to have their own personal space, and where they do share accommodation they have a lockable room for privacy. As part of developing independent skills all young people are encouraged to personalise their rooms by gradually buying items which they will take when it is their time to move on.

All of our accommodation is within walking distance of a transport link, to enable young people using our service to be able to access EET opportunities offered in the area. Efforts have also been made to ensure that the accommodation provided is reasonably accessible to people in the young person’s personal support network, health and leisure services and other amenities. This helps them to enhance their social capital, which is vital when they leave our service.

Needs-Led Support

All young people will be allocated a key worker who will work with them to accomplish their assessment needs and plans, which reflect not only the viewpoints, interests and priorities of the individual concerned but also offer detailed conclusions about their readiness for transition into independence. For those who are in long term support, plans are reviewed at least every month or when there is significant change. Every young person within our service will have individual support plans with SMART goals and objectives. These will form the basis for aiding them in the process of developing needed independent skills.

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Every young person in our service receives the following:

  • Support with accessing health services, including specialist ones
  • Support with developing independent living skills
  • Advice on budgeting and financial management
  • Support with accessing employment, training and college courses
  • Help with accessing and maintaining suitable accommodation
  • Help with building self-confidence
  • Support with accessing other agencies and support services
  • Help with applying for benefits, grants and entitlement
  • Support with individual health lifestyle, including buying groceries and preparing healthy meals
  • Help with engaging and taking part in community activities

Staffing

All staff have undergone comprehensive training to meet the needs of young people in our service. They are all trained in dealing with different levels of challenging needs and are passionate about sharing learning opportunities that allow individuals to develop the skills needed to live independent lives.

Let's talk

If you are a young person aged 16 to 21 in need of supported accommodation or help accessing services, please get in touch and we will find a way to assist.

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