Supported Living - In Good Hands

Our carers provide specialist support for clients with a chronic or long-term health condition, who require extra assistance to manage their symptoms and day-to-day activities. ​ This type of care differs from general domiciliary care (above) because it usually involves medical intervention and involvement with clinicians and nurses that specialise in that individual’s particular condition. This can include any condition that requires clinical support, such as wound care, acquired brain injuries or a neurological conditions.

We support and house people with physical and or learning difficulties.

We offer expert person centred care and support for people aged 18 or over with mild, moderate or severe disabilities, including :

•  Autism
• Physical Disabilities
• Challenging behaviours.

Good hands healthcare support and encourage people to build on their skills and strength to enable independent living as much as possible. 

Mental health is something we can relate to in various ways. Our mental health services provide supported housing with care that aims to overcome mental health challenges which can be anything from:

• Anxiety and panic disorder
• Bipolar
• Depression
• Personality disorders

Good Hands healthcare support in collaboration with the individual , families and other professionals, the possibility of gaining self-confidence, better emotional well-being and independence is real. 

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Our service accommodates, supports  and encourages young people aged between 16 and 25 to positively focus on their strengths  in an effort to achieve their individual dreams  in areas  like building  support networks, returning to education and or employment.

• Overcoming addiction
• Care leavers or over 16s
• Experiencing family  or relationship breakdown
• Young parents

Good Hands healthcare  strives to offer tailored care and support plans that enables the individual young person to take ownership of their lives and attain their personal goals. 

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