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Information for individuals and families

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All-round support for youand your loved ones

Unicare complex Supported Living provides high-quality accommodation and a home within the community for people needing supported living. Our individual assessments are aimed at understanding how you, your family and external agencies can work together to achieve the outcomes defined in the Support and Goal plans we create for every individual.

We believe supported living is built on a holistic approach providing all-round support alongside a programme of stimulating activities. Our support services aim to empower the individual, whereas our educational and recreational activities help encourage social interaction and improve communication skills. We work collaboratively with you at every step of your journey.
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Educational and Recreational Activities

Educational

  • Managing money and paying bills
  • Cooking and maintaining a healthy
  • Learning new independence skills
  • Managing medication
  • Shopping
  • Overcoming your fears
  • Setting and achieving your defined goals
  • Encouraging social activities and interaction
  • balanced diet
  • Pathways to employment

Recreational

  • Pet Therapy
  • Art classes
  • Singing
  • Music classes
  • Board and card games
  • Swimming
  • Gymnastics
  • Drama
  • Story telling
  • Setting and achieving your defined goals
  • balanced diet
  • Group therapy

Transitioning Supported Living

Transitioning into Supported Living can be a challenging time for everyone concerned. It’s why we encourage you to build relationships with key workers and follow a defined plan on the road to a sustainable outcome. Families can play a key role in the process by spending time at the project and engaging with the creation of a person-centred support plan with staff members. It’s the first step towards important transition goals that are:
Outcome orientated Based on your strengths and areas of need Focused on living skills and Education/Employment

Come and see us

Working closely with you, your family and external professionals from the referral stage onwards helps us build strong relationships from the outset that, we believe, leads to better outcomes.

It’s why we encourage visits from potential individuals at a very early stage. It helps us get to know you, helps you get to know us and establishes a strong foundation upon which key workers can build a productive relationship prior to admission.

Next steps

Next steps in finding the right care for you

A few simple ways to start the conversation about autism support for you or someone you love.

Request an Assessment

Please complete our short assessment form and one of our specialist team on live-in care will be in touch shortly.

Request an Assessment

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Get the full picture of our complex care and autism support services, including how our nurse-led teams work.

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Our Locations

Find Us Near You

Two offices serving clients across London, Surrey, Sussex and the wider UK.

Head Office — Croydon

128 Whitehorse Road, Croydon, CR0 2LA

Sussex Branch

Basepoint, Little High Street,
Shoreham-by-Sea, BN43 5EG