SUPPORTED LIVING

What is Supported Living?

Supported living or supportive living refers to a range of services and community living arrangements designed with individuals with disabilities and their families to support disabled citizens to attain or retain their independence or interdependence in their local communities.

Here are some of the many benefits of supported living:

Greater Independence: Supported housing for mental needs can help individuals develop the skills they need to live more independently. This increased independence can lead to improved self-esteem and a greater sense of control over their lives.
Socialisation and Community Integration: Supported living can provide opportunities for individuals to socialise with others and become more integrated into their local communities. This can reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness and help to develop meaningful relationships.
Flexible Support: Supported living can offer flexible support that is tailored to the individual’s specific mental health needs. This can include assistance with medication management, accessing mental health services, and support during times of crisis.
Increased Stability: Supported living can provide a stable and structured environment for individuals with mental health needs. This can reduce stress and anxiety, which can exacerbate mental health symptoms.
Improved Health Outcomes: Supported living can improve mental health outcomes by providing access to a range of services and support, including counselling, therapy, and medication management.
Family Support: Supported living provides families with peace of mind, knowing that their loved one is being well-cared for in a supportive and nurturing environment.

Elevate your Loved One’s Quality of Life with Our Supportive Care Home Living.

Young People
At our organization, we are committed to nurturing the potential of young people aged 16 to 25. We understand the importance of focusing on their unique abilities and providing guidance to build strong, positive support systems. Our goal is to equip them with the skills and confidence to navigate the challenges of this pivotal stage in their lives, ensuring a bright and successful future. Your growth and well-being are at the heart of our mission. We work with CHC, local councils to find suitable placements.

Community Intergration – We support our clients to partake in activities like swimming, going on holiday, attend local social clubs , go shopping etc

Accomodation – We work closely with local landlords and local authority to provide suitable placements.

The buildings are all compliant with the health and safety guidelines
Mental Health
Mental health is a crucial aspect of our overall well-being. We offer a range of services aimed at promoting mental health and emotional balance. Our professionals are dedicated to providing support, counseling, and guidance to help individuals navigate their mental health challenges. We prioritize your mental well-being, and our services are designed to assist you in achieving emotional stability and a higher quality of life.

Positive behaviour support (PBS) – We aim at enhancing the quality of life and promoting positive behaviour change for individuals facing behavioural challenges. Our PBS service is meticulously designed to empower individuals to achieve their goals while maintaining their dignity and well-being.

Transitioning
At Faysha care we Involve young people and their carers in service design, delivery and evaluation related to transition by:
- Co‑producing transition policies and strategies with them
- Planning, co‑producing and piloting materials and tools
- Asking them if the services helped them achieve agreed outcomes
- Feeding back to them about the effect their involvement has had.
We ensure transition support is developmentally appropriate, taking into account the person’s:
- Maturity
- Cognitive abilities
- Psychological status
- Needs in respect of long‑term conditions
- Social and personal circumstances
- Caring responsibilities
- Communication needs.

We also Ensure transition support:
- Is strengths-based and focuses on what is positive and possible for the young person rather than on a pre‑determined set of transition options
- Identifies the support available to the young person, which includes but is not limited to their family or carers.
- Use person-centred approaches to ensure that transition support:
- Treats the young person as an equal partner in the process and takes full account of their views and needs
- Involves the young person and their family or carers, primary care practitioners and colleagues in education, as appropriate
- Supports the young person to make decisions and builds their confidence to direct their own care and support over time
- Fully involves the young person in terms of the way it is planned, implemented and reviewed
- Addresses all relevant outcomes, including those related to:
- Education and employment
- Community inclusion
- Health and wellbeing, including emotional health
- Independent living and housing options
- involves agreeing goals with the young person
- includes a review of the transition plan with the young person at least annually or more often if their needs change.
- We work with other Health and social care services in an integrated way to ensure a smooth and gradual transition for young people.

For thousands of families, Faysha Homecare ensures safety, comfort, and happiness at home. No matter the situation, we’re here to provide solutions and support.

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SUPPORTED LIVING

What is Supported Living?

Elevate your Loved One’s Quality of Life with Our Supportive Care Home Living.

Young People

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Transitioning

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