Supported accommodation
18+ supported accommodation in South London
Our home in South London
The house is set up for three young adults sharing: one young person per room, two bathrooms, a study for college work and calls, and shared space downstairs opening onto a private rear garden, with good transport links across London.
Bedroom 2
Large double, first floor
Approx. 5.20 × 3.40 m (17.7 m²)
Bedroom 3
Large double, first floor
Approx. 4.00 × 3.40 m (13.6 m²)
Room sizes are approximate, taken from the floor plan.
Each bedroom has a double bed, a double wardrobe with a full-length mirror, a bedside table, and a desk and chair.
Shared spaces: a lounge, a kitchen/dining room opening onto the private rear garden, a first-floor study, a ground-floor shower room and a first-floor bathroom. High-speed Wi-Fi and a washing machine, and furnished throughout.
What's included
Private bedrooms
High-speed Wi-Fi
Shared kitchen & living
Laundry facilities
Structured key-working support
At least 5 hours of structured support per resident each week, including weekly key-work sessions, with management on call around the clock. Extra hours or night support can be arranged.
Independent living skills
Budgeting and money
Education, employment and training
Health and wellbeing
Tenancy readiness and move-on
Pathway plan support
Support for asylum-seeking young people
Community
Who the house suits
The house suits
- Care leavers and unaccompanied asylum-seeking young people aged 18–25
- Young adults with low to medium support needs
- Young people ready to live semi-independently with regular support
- Any placing local authority, in London or beyond
Not suitable for
- Intensive or clinical mental health support, or personal care
- Constant supervision
- High-risk behaviour that can't be managed safely in a shared home
We match every placement carefully with the current household.
Making a referral
Use our referral page or call 07342 045712. Please include a risk assessment, the pathway or support plan, key contacts, any restrictions and, for asylum-seeking young people, their immigration status.
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Acknowledged within 2 working hours
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Placement decision within 24 hours of full referral information. Emergencies are prioritised.
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Move-in planned with you
Safety and standards
- Non-regulated 18+ supported accommodation. We don't provide personal care.
- Enhanced DBS checks and safer recruitment for all staff.
- A Designated Safeguarding Lead.
- Gas Safety Record (February 2026) and electrical safety report (EICR, 2026) in place.
- A licence agreement, move-in pack and house guide for each resident.
- Monitoring visits and quality checks are welcome. Our Statement of Purpose and policies are available on request.
Clear boundaries
We provide housing-related support only. The following are not part of our service and should be arranged through appropriate regulated providers where needed.
Questions from professionals
Where is the house?
In South London. We share the full address with referring professionals.
Do you accept 16 and 17 year olds?
No. We provide non-regulated supported accommodation for young adults aged 18–25 only.
Is this semi-independent accommodation?
Yes. It's semi-independent living for 18–25 year olds: each young person has their own room and builds independent living skills, with at least 5 hours of key-work support a week and management on call around the clock.
Which councils can refer?
Any placing local authority, in London or beyond.
How quickly do you respond to referrals?
We acknowledge referrals within 2 working hours and aim to make a placement decision within 24 hours of receiving full referral information.