Supported Accommodation
As a division of HTR Care, HTR Supported Accommodation provides safe, secure, and nurturing supported accommodation services for young people aged 16 to 21, including Looked After Children, Care Leavers, and Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASCs). Building on HTR Care’s expertise and values, we empower young individuals to transition confidently into independent living by addressing their emotional, physical, and developmental needs.
Providing Safe and Nurturing Accommodation
As a division of HTR Care, HTR Supported Accommodation offers a safe, secure, and supportive living environment for young people aged 16 to 21. Our services cater to Looked After Children, Care Leavers, and Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASCs), providing them with the stability and guidance necessary to transition confidently into independent living.
Working in Partnership with Local Authorities
HTR Supported Accommodation collaborates closely with boroughs across London and beyond, working alongside local authorities to deliver flexible and responsive services. We provide:
- Urgent admissions for young people in need of immediate placement
- Weekend placements for temporary housing solutions
- Transport services, ensuring young people are picked up from various locations for seamless transitions
Strategic and Accessible Locations
Our accommodation facilities are strategically situated near schools, colleges, transport links, and community resources. This ensures that young people have easy access to education, employment opportunities, and essential services, fostering independence and social integration.
Personalised Support Plans
Each young person receives a bespoke support plan, developed in collaboration with social workers and key stakeholders. This plan is tailored to meet their emotional, physical, and developmental needs, helping them achieve their personal goals and aspirations.
Holistic Support Services
At HTR Supported Accommodation, we go beyond just providing a place to stay. Our holistic approach includes:
- Health and Well-being Support – Access to healthcare services, regular check-ups, and wellness programs
- Financial Planning Assistance – Guidance on budgeting, saving, and financial independence
- Independent Living Skills Training – Support in cooking, household management, and time management
- Legal Support Services – Assistance with legal matters through our network of professionals
- Mental Health and Therapeutic Support – Access to counselling and emotional well-being programs
Highly Trained and Experienced Staff
Our team consists of experienced professionals trained to handle a wide range of needs, including:
- Conflict management and challenging behaviour
- Therapeutic and emotional support
- Health and safety awareness
- Safeguarding for children and adults
Through comprehensive training and hands-on experience, our staff are equipped to provide high-quality, compassionate care while ensuring a safe and nurturing environment.
Culturally Sensitive Support for UASCs
For Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASCs), we provide culturally sensitive support services, including:
- Language assistance to help young individuals adapt
- Cultural integration programs for smoother transitions
- Specialised support tailored to unique legal and emotional needs
Step-Down Services for Greater Independence
To further support young people in their transition to independence, we are introducing step-down services. These services provide additional guidance and mentorship as they move towards fully independent living, ensuring they feel confident and prepared for the next stage of their journey.
24/7 Supervision and Digital Monitoring
HTR Supported Accommodation operates 24/7, with a dedicated team providing supervision and immediate assistance when required. We also implement digital documentation systems, allowing for real-time monitoring and updates to support plans and risk assessments, ensuring the highest standard of care at all times.
Building Brighter Futures
At HTR Supported Accommodation, we believe in empowering young people to build brighter futures. By offering comprehensive support, a safe environment, and life skills training, we help them transition successfully into adulthood with confidence and resilience.
Contact us today to learn more about how we can support young people aged 16 to 21 in creating a better future.
What Makes Us DiffrentSupported Accommodation for Ages 16 to 21
Supported accommodation specifically designed for young people aged 16 to 21. We provide a range of support services to help young people develop essential life skills and prepare for independent living.
Personal Development Plans:
Supported accommodations work with young people to create personalised development plans based on the pathway plan, aspirations of the young person, and support from their social worker, which will outline specific goals and milestones. These plans help track progress and identify areas where additional support may be needed.
Life Skills Training:
Supported accommodation offers various life skills training programs, equipping young people with essential skills such as budgeting, cooking, personal hygiene, and social engagement. These skills empower them to become self-sufficient and confident in managing their daily lives.
Education and Employment Assistance
Supported accommodation facilities in the UK often collaborate with educational institutions and employment agencies to provide educational support and assistance in finding suitable job opportunities. This helps young people continue their education or gain employment, setting them on a path toward a successful future.
Emotional Support:
Trained staff members are available to provide emotional support, guidance, and mentoring to young people in supported accommodations addressing any challenges they may face during this critical phase of their lives.
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Step Down ServicesHelping people transition to independent living
We offer step-down services that are designed to help people who are ready to move from intensive support settings, such as residential care or hospitals, to more independent living arrangements. These services provide a structured and gradual transition, ensuring people receive the necessary support as they move towards increased independence.
Individualised support plans
It works closely with young people to develop personalised support plans that address their specific needs and goals. These plans outline the support and resources required during the transition period and beyond.
Accommodation assistance
It helps people secure appropriate accommodation, ensuring they have a safe and stable living environment as they transition to independent living. This may include assistance with finding suitable housing options or accessing supported housing programs.
Life skills development
It focuses on enhancing young people's practical skills and knowledge to promote independence. This may involve providing training in areas such as budgeting, household management, meal planning, and accessing community resources.
Peer support and community integration
It facilitates connections with peer support networks and community resources to encourage social integration. This includes encouraging young people to engage in community activities, access educational or vocational opportunities, and build meaningful relationships.
Ongoing monitoring and review
It provides regular monitoring and review of young people's progress to ensure their evolving needs are met. This allows for adjustments to support plans as young people become more independent and self-reliant.
Emotional and mental health support
It prioritises the emotional well-being of young people during the transition process. We offer counseling, therapy, and mental health support to address any challenges or concerns that may arise.
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