Make a referral
Referrals can be made by Care Coordinators, Social Workers, Occupational Therapists, Resettlement Managers, Commissioners or Social Services for those people who do not receive support through a Care Plan Approach (CPA).
Eligibility criteria
- Aged 18+
- Any gender identities
- A CPA report and recent risk assessment
- Service User is prepared to engage with support services provided
- Service User’s current ADL (Assessment of Independent Living Skills) identifies a degree of independence
- Commitment to address support needs e.g. Mental health, learning disability, autism, drugs/alcohol, gambling, anger management, education and leisure activities, etc.
Testimonials
“Best supported housing I’ve been. The accommodation and support is so much better than other providers, they care.”
Stew
Resident
“Staff knows what to do to help me, they are very knowledgeable. They got my benefits sorted within a few days.”
Rita
Resident
Accreditation
Frequently asked questions
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How can I be referred to SLS?
We require a referral from the Community Mental Health Team, or from the Adult Social Care Team. Contact our Referrals & Assessment Team for more information.
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Do you have any spaces available?
Due to high demand for our services, we often operate a waiting list and availability changes on a daily basis. Please contact us to check availability. Contact our Referrals & Assessment Team for more information.
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How long does it take to move in?
It takes an average of 5-10 working days from the date of referral. Note, this is subject to funding approval from the local authority.
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Can I come to view the service?
Yes, contact our Referrals and Assessment Team to arrange an appointment.
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How long can I stay?
Our goal is to support residents to progress and live an independent life within 2 years. However, we understand that some individuals may have complex needs and require more time to complete this transition, The length of stay is dependent on the progress of the individual.