Young Adult Supported Living
Young Adult Supported Living
At Leroy Care and Support, we believe that every young person deserves the opportunity to shape their own future. We specialize in supporting individuals aged 16 and over—including those living with autism, mental health needs, physical disabilities, and acquired brain injuries—to bridge the gap between childhood and a fulfilling, independent adult life.
By working in close partnership with families, local authorities, and healthcare professionals, we provide a foundation of safety and trust. Whether it’s through our core supported living programs, engaging day care, or short-term respite, our goal remains the same: helping you feel settled, confident, and ready to grow.
What is Respite Care?
Supported living is a middle ground between living at home with family and living entirely on your own. It offers the freedom of having your own space or sharing a home with peers, but with the peace of mind that professional support is always on hand.
Unlike traditional residential care, supported living is designed to give you agency. At Leroy Care and Support, this looks like:
Your Own Tenancy: Living in a home that is truly yours.
Tailored Assistance: Getting help only where you need it—whether that’s managing finances, cooking, or personal care.
Skill Building: Learning the “how-tos” of adulthood, from using public transport to managing a household.
Community Connection: Staying active in your local area, pursuing hobbies, and maintaining friendships.
Do I Require Respite Care?
The transition to adulthood can be overwhelming, and it’s natural to wonder if this is the right path for you. You might find that supported living is the perfect fit if:
You crave independence but aren’t quite ready to live completely alone without a safety net.
You are finishing school or college and need a structured environment to help you transition into work or further education.
You have specific health or sensory needs that require a home environment adapted to your comfort and safety.
You want to build life skills such as meal planning, social interaction, or managing your own health appointments in a supportive setting.
You want to be part of a community where you can grow alongside peers who understand your journey.
Contact Us
For more information on our services and how we can assist you, please contact us in the following ways:
