Supported Living · Ages 18–25
A safe, steady home to build independence
- Safeguarding-first approach
- Individual support plans
- Responsive out-of-hours contact
- Homes across the region
Housing and support built around each young person
We support young adults aged 18–25 who need a stable home and structured guidance to move toward independent living. Every placement starts with getting to know the individual — their needs, goals and what safety looks like for them.
- One-to-one keywork and personalised support plans
- Safe, well-maintained homes with clear safeguarding practice
- Practical life-skills coaching for lasting independence
Supported Living
Support that grows with independence
Keywork & Support Plans
Regular one-to-one sessions, goal setting and progress reviews tailored to each young person.
Life-Skills & Tenancy Readiness
Budgeting, cooking, and household management skills that prepare young people for a home of their own.
Safeguarding & Risk Management
Clear safety planning and boundaries, developed collaboratively and reviewed regularly.
Education, Training & Employment
Support to access college, apprenticeships and work — from CVs to interview practice.
Responsive On-Call Support
Support available beyond office hours, based on each young person's assessed needs.
Why Referrers Choose AABO
Care that protects potential
Trauma-Informed Practice
DBS-checked, trained teams with regular supervision and a calm, de-escalation-first approach.
Strong Partnership Working
Clear, timely communication with social workers, IROs and professional networks.
Successful Move-On
Planned transitions and tenancy readiness that lead to sustained independent living.