Referrals

 At Riverside Care Group, we provide supported living accommodation for adults aged 18 and over who are ready to take the next step toward greater independence. We welcome referrals for individuals who may:

• Be living with autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, or neurodivergent profiles
• Be managing mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, or complex trauma
• Be care-experienced, including those transitioning from foster care, residential placements, or local authority care
• Be asylum seekers or refugees in need of culturally sensitive, trauma-informed support
• Require step-down support from hospital, residential care, or secure settings
• Be seeking a safe, structured environment to develop life skills, confidence, and community connections

Our homes are designed to be inclusive, empowering, and adaptable—with personalised support plans that reflect each person’s goals, identity, and lived experience.

We take a trauma-informed, person-centred approach to care. That means:

• We listen first—understanding each person’s story, identity, and goals
• We build trust through consistency, compassion, and cultural sensitivity
• We tailor support plans to reflect each individual’s strengths and needs

• Safe, comfortable supported living accommodation
• On-site support from qualified, experienced staff
• Personalised support plans co-created with each resident
• Help with daily living skills, budgeting, and routines
• Access to education, employment, and training opportunities
• Support with community engagement and building social connections
• A focus on emotional wellbeing, resilience, and long-term independence

We welcome referrals from local authorities, social workers, NHS teams, and community-based professionals. At Riverside Care Group, we understand the importance of timely, transparent communication and collaborative working. Our team is responsive, experienced, and committed to delivering safe, high-quality placements that meet the needs of each individual.

We support adults aged 18+ :

• Require step-down support from hospital or residential care
• Be transitioning from foster care or family settings into independence
• Need a trauma-informed, neurodiversity-affirming environment
• Benefit from structured support with daily living, emotional regulation, or community integration

Our way:

• A clear and compassionate referral process
• Prompt assessments and transition planning
• Co-produced support plans tailored to each person’s goals
• Regular updates and partnership working with care coordinators

If you’re a professional looking to make a referral or explore a placement, we’d be happy to speak with you. We’re here to help you find the right fit for the people you support.

Whether someone is taking their first step toward independence or rebuilding after a difficult chapter, we’re here to walk alongside them—with care that’s consistent, compassionate, and rooted in respect.