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About Us
We believe in providing caring services of the highest quality within the guidelines of the Health and Social Care Regulations and we monitor all our services closely to ensure that the policies and procedures we have in place are adhered to.
How we help
What is Supported Living?
Supported Living offers individuals the opportunity to have their own tenancy and live in a supported environment of their choice, with people they choose to live with.
At Supported Living, we work with a housing organisation to make this all possible. Our team of Support Practitioners support individuals during the day and at night when needed. This means that each resident can do the things they enjoy, such as spending time with their family and friends, going to the leisure centre, shopping, or going to work or college.
We encourage individuals to do as much for themselves as possible including cooking, budgeting and their own personal care.
We are committed to supporting people to live their lives as independently as possible, try new things and fulfil their potential.
Compliant
What we follow
The Health and Social Care Act 2008 states that CQC registered providers must have a registered manager, set out in Regulation 7: requirements relating to registered managers
The intention of this regulation is to ensure that people who use services have their needs met because the regulated activity is managed by an appropriate person.
Registered managers must meet the following:
– Is of good character.
– Is able to properly perform tasks that are intrinsic to their role.
– Has the necessary qualifications, competence, skills and experience to manage the regulated activity.
– Has supplied them with documents that confirm their suitability.
Supported Living’s registered manager is Clare Stalker.
Experience
Part of Provide CIC
Supported Living is part of Provide CIC, a limited company that delivers community health and social care services across Essex, Dorset and East Anglia.
As part of the ever-changing NHS structure it was formed as Provide CIC in 2010 after a long history of delivering NHS services.
As a community interest company, any surplus Provide CIC makes, by working more innovatively and effectively, is reinvested into the services and/or the local communities it serves. Provide CIC’s services are commissioned by the NHS and local councils, and are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).