Ages 16–25
Supported Living: Independence with Support
As young people approach adulthood, supported living provides the bridge to independence. We offer semi-independent and supported living arrangements for ages 16–25, helping young people develop the skills, confidence, and support systems they need for adult life.
Semi-Independent Flats
- Tenancy support and housing guidance
- Financial management and budgeting
- Cooking, cleaning, and household management
- Emotional support and mentoring
- Regular check-ins and availability
- Support accessing services
Life Skills Training
- Cooking and nutrition
- Budgeting and money management
- Household management and cleaning
- Laundry and personal care
- Time management
- Social skills and relationships
- Self-care and health
- Problem-solving and resilience
Education & Employment Support
- School attendance and exam support
- College/university guidance
- Employment readiness training
- Job search assistance and interviews
- Apprenticeship support
- Ongoing career mentoring
Health & Wellbeing
- Mental health and emotional support
- Health appointments and coordination
- Substance use support and education
- Crisis support availability
- Counseling and therapeutic services
- Peer support and community connection
Independence Planning
- Individual transition plans
- Skills development roadmaps
- Financial planning for independence
- Housing planning (long-term)
- Employment/education pathways
- Support network development
Who It’s For
Our supported living welcomes young people who...
- Are ready for greater independence
- Need structured support to thrive in adult life
- Benefit from mentoring and guidance
- Are transitioning from residential care
- Need help developing life skills
- Are preparing for adult responsibilities
Referral & Next Steps
If you're supporting a young person ages 16–25 who would benefit from semi-independent or supported living, we'd love to discuss how we can help.