Getting out and about
Support to use buses and trains, go shopping, attend appointments and get to college, work or volunteering.
New Launching soon
Outreach & community support · Romsey, Hampshire
The same person-centred support we give in our homes, coming soon to your own home and out in the community — helping young adults with learning disabilities and autism build confidence, skills and independence.
What is outreach support?
Not everyone needs — or wants — to move into supported living. Our new outreach service will bring our experienced team to the person, wherever they live: in the family home, in their own flat, or out and about in Romsey and beyond.
Support is planned around each person's goals. For some that's a few hours a week to get to college, the shops or a club. For others it's regular help at home building the everyday skills that make a more independent life possible.
What we can help with
Every plan is different. These are some of the things outreach support often includes.
Support to use buses and trains, go shopping, attend appointments and get to college, work or volunteering.
Clubs, hobbies, the gym, the cinema, meeting friends — building a social life and a place in the community.
Cooking, cleaning, laundry and the routines of running a home, with prompting or hands-on help as needed.
Budgeting, paying bills, keeping track of appointments and managing post and paperwork.
Support with medication, healthy routines and attending health appointments, including more complex needs.
Patient, person-led support for both verbal and non-verbal individuals, at a pace that suits them.
How it works
Send us a message or register your interest below. We'll arrange a friendly, no-obligation chat.
We meet the person and the people who matter to them, to understand their needs, goals and what they enjoy.
Together we agree a personal support plan — what support looks like, when, and who provides it.
A small, consistent team gets started. We review the plan regularly as confidence and skills grow.
Our service is inspected and rated Good by the Care Quality Commission.
We've supported young adults with learning disabilities and autism in the Romsey community for many years.
The same small group of support workers, so relationships and trust can grow.
Support built around each person's choices, with respect and dignity in everything we do.
Questions
Young adults with learning disabilities, autism and related needs — including ADHD, epilepsy and Down's syndrome — who live in their family home or their own place and would benefit from support at home or in the community.
We're based in Romsey, Hampshire and support people in Romsey and the surrounding area. If you're not sure whether we can reach you, just ask.
It's flexible. Support is planned around each person — from a few hours a week to more regular visits — and can change over time as needs and goals change.
Outreach support can often be funded through a local authority care package, a personal budget or direct payments, or paid for privately. We're happy to talk you through the options.
No. Outreach is for people living anywhere in our area — that's the point of it. And if supported living becomes the right next step later on, we can help with that too.
Very soon — and we're taking enquiries now. Register your interest and you'll be among the first we contact, to talk about what support could look like and when it can begin.
Register your interest
Our outreach service is launching soon. Tell us a little about who the support is for and you'll be among the first we contact — there's no obligation.