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CQC registered supported living

Safe homes. Supportive care. Stronger futures.

We provide safe, well-managed accommodation and support for adults stepping down from hospital or facing housing difficulties, so they can regain stability and live independently in the community.

Specialist supported housing

Step-down accommodation and supported housing

We provide specialist supported housing and step-down accommodation for vulnerable adults in the community. Our aim is to bridge the gap between hospital discharge, homelessness and independent living.

We work closely with local authorities, hospitals and community organisations to provide person-centred support. Our focus is not just on providing accommodation, but on helping each person regain control, make positive choices and move towards long-term stability.

Everyone deserves a place to call home and the support to keep it.

Who we support

Adults who need a stable base to move forward

Leaving hospital

Adults who need transitional accommodation after a hospital stay.

Housing difficulties

People who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

Health needs

People living with mental health challenges, mild learning disabilities or physical difficulties.

Building independence

Adults who need structured support to develop life skills.

How we help

Support that goes beyond a roof

Every resident has a support plan built around their goals, reviewed as they grow in confidence.

Accommodation with tailored support for people with mental health needs, mild learning disabilities or physical difficulties. Accommodation with tailored support for people facing mental health challenges, mild learning disabilities or physical difficulties, helping them stay independent and improve their wellbeing. Support is person-centred and agreed with each resident, so it fits their needs and goals and changes as they grow in confidence.

Person-centred support that builds routine, confidence and links with the community, alongside NHS mental health teams. Person-centred support that builds routine, confidence and links with the community, working alongside NHS mental health teams where needed. We take time to understand what matters to each person, what helps on a difficult day and what they want to achieve.

Practical coaching in cooking, cleaning, budgeting and daily planning, so people can live independently and confidently. Practical life-skills coaching, including cooking, cleaning, budgeting and planning the day, so people can live independently and with confidence. Coaching takes place in the person's own home and at their pace, building on what they can already do.

Early help and ongoing support to manage rent, budget and access benefits or work, reducing the risk of homelessness. Early intervention and ongoing support to help tenants manage their rent, build budgeting skills and access benefits or employment, reducing the risk of homelessness or tenancy breakdown. At Cevero we believe everyone deserves a place to call home, and the support to keep it.

Encouraging social inclusion through local networks, health services and peer support, so residents stay connected. We encourage social inclusion and positive engagement through local networks, health services and peer support, so residents stay connected and supported throughout their recovery. To help people live independently, confidently and with dignity by providing safe accommodation and tailored support.

Referrals

How a referral works

We work hand in hand with local authorities, NHS teams and social services. Whether someone is moving on from care, homelessness or crisis, the process is simple.

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Send a referral

Complete the referral form and email it to referrals.support@cevero.co.uk.

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Assessment

We contact you to arrange an assessment and talk through needs and risks.

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Support plan and move-in

We agree a support plan and a move-in date with the person and their team.

Talk to our care team today

Call us for advice, to arrange an assessment or to make a referral. A real person from our Milton Keynes office will answer.

Community partners

Working in partnership with UK authorities

We work alongside local authorities and health partners so that care at home is joined up with the wider support a person receives.

Accreditation

Certified and regulated care

Our commitment to excellence is verified by the UK’s leading healthcare regulators. We operate under strict compliance to ensure your family receives the highest standard of support.

Free care assessment

Book a free care assessment

Tell us a little about the person who needs support and we will get back to you within 48 hours. There is no cost and no obligation.

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Send us your details using the form.

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We call you back to talk through what is needed.

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We visit at a time that suits you and agree a care plan together.

Your details

Find us

Phone

Office

35 Germander Place, Milton Keynes, MK14 7DW

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