There is nothing quite like the feeling of unlocking your own front door. Stepping into a space that belongs completely to you brings a wonderful sense of freedom and pride. For many people, keeping that independence means everything. Even when you live with a learning disability, a mental health condition, or a physical disability, you can still enjoy the happiness of having your own place with the right team beside you.
We believe everyone should have the chance to live a full and happy life on their own terms. That is why we offer flexible supported living services across Leicestershire. Our care is built for adults of all ages, including both younger adults taking their first steps into independent living and older individuals who need specialised assistance to stay safe. No matter your age, we are here to help you live safely, grow your confidence, and succeed every day.
What is Supported Living?
Supported living finds the perfect balance between independence and safety. Instead of moving into a large care facility, you live in your own home. For example, we offer community-based supported living apartments in the LE67 area of Northwest Leicestershire.
We know that everyone is different. We tailor every single care package around the person. Our goal is to create a stable, long-term home where people can learn real daily life skills.
Depending on what you need, our supported living services can include:
- 1:1 Support: Having your own consistent carer to help with daily routines and goals.
- 2:1 or 3:1 Support: A larger team of carers to help with complex needs and keep things safe.
- 24-Hour Care: Support around the clock, including staff who stay awake at night to help whenever you need them.
Who We Support
Our team has lots of experience helping people with complex needs across all stages of adulthood. We regularly support younger and older people in Leicestershire living with:
- Learning Disabilities & Autism: Setting up easy daily routines that help people stay independent and safe.
- Mental Health Needs: Providing steady emotional support to keep life stable and calm.
- Physical Disabilities: Helping with moving around, personal care, and brain injuries.
- Long-Term Health Conditions: Supporting people who are recovering from a stroke or managing long-term illnesses.
Why Families Trust Care At Home
Choosing a care team is a big decision. We have built our reputation on providing safe, reliable, and friendly support.
Professional Medical Oversight
Our services are backed by Jo, a Registered General Nurse. She checks our care plans to make sure they are safe. She also guides our staff whenever a client has complex medical needs.
Highly Trained Staff
Our training manager, Debbie, runs our staff learning programs. Our carers learn how to handle difficult situations safely. They also complete specialised training in autism support and positive behaviour approaches.
Focus on Real Progress
We do more than just watch over people. We help them move forward in life. Whether the goal is learning to cook a simple meal, getting out into the community, or coming home safely from the hospital, we are here to help you succeed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between home care and supported living? Home care means a carer visits you in your family home for a few hours. Supported living services usually happen in a specialised home like our LE67 apartments, where you have your own tenancy, and carers are on-site up to 24 hours a day.
Which areas do you cover? We provide support across many areas in Leicestershire, including Ratby, Groby, Glenfield, Anstey, Coalville, Desford, and Leicester Forest East.
Can you help with urgent or short-notice care? Yes. We know that things can change fast. Our team is flexible and can help quickly with emergency care or when someone needs to leave the hospital quickly.
If you are a family member looking for options or a professional looking to make a referral, we are always here to chat. Contact the Care At Home (Midlands) team today to see how our supported living services can bring peace of mind to your family.
