HAVE QUESTIONS?

You’ll have your own room that you can decorate and make personal to you. We’ll help you make it feel like your space.

Yes, absolutely. Bring clothes, photos, favourite items, and anything safe that helps you feel comfortable.

Yes — we’ll support you with school, college, training or alternative education that suits your needs.

If it’s safe and part of your care plan, we’ll help arrange contact with family or important people in your life.

You can talk to staff anytime. We’ll always listen and help you feel safe and supported.

Yes, but they’re there to keep everyone safe and help the home run smoothly. We’ll explain them clearly.

Yes — we’ll support you to join clubs, trips, hobbies or activities that are safe and right for you. This is dependant on your care plan and risk assesments.

We’ll work with you and your team to plan your next steps, whether that’s going home, another placement, or moving towards independence.

12-18 years

We support young people with complex trauma, exploitation risks (CSE/CCE), behavioural needs, emotional dysregulation, and placement breakdown histories — subject to risk assessment.

We provide 24/7 staffing, including waking nights, with trauma-informed, trained practitioners.

Our homes are small and nurturing, with no more than 3-4 young people at a time.

We request recent assessments, chronology, risk assessments, education info, and relevant care plan documents.

Yes, emergency placements can be considered depending on availability and risk suitability.

We collaborate closely with social workers, IROs, mental health services, schools, police, and families, as well as trusted charities, training and work-experience partners, and qualified therapists who provide regular in-house therapeutic support.

If it’s safe and agreed in the care plan, we’ll help arrange calls, visits, or messages.

We have clear safeguarding policies, trained staff, risk assessments, and strong routines to ensure emotional and physical safety.

Visits may be arranged depending on each young person’s plan and what’s in their best interests.

You can contact the home directly or their social worker. We’ll always listen and direct you to the right person.

We are a small, family-style home offering highly personalised, trauma-informed care. We work closely with young people to build confidence, skills, and positive futures.