Who funds supported living?

Supported living is often funded through a local authority personal budget or direct payments, and some people fund their own support. We can help you understand the routes available.

Can family stay involved?

Absolutely. Families are partners in support. We keep you informed, involve you in reviews and welcome your input at every stage.

How is a support plan created?

We spend time getting to know the person, their goals, routines and preferences, then build a plan together with them, their family and any involved professionals. Plans are reviewed regularly.

Supported Living in Stratford and East London

Name: Abbeys Care Support & Training Ltd
Address: 415 High Street, Stratford, London, E15 4OZ, GB
Telephone: 07378 105422

Support that helps adults and young people live as independently as possible, with the right help at the right times.

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Young adult in supported living celebrating cooking independently with his Abbeys Care support worker in Stratford

Independence With the Right Support Behind It

Supported living helps people live in their own home or a shared setting with personalised support built around their goals. Unlike residential care, the person keeps control of their home, their routines and their choices, with our team providing the practical and personal support that makes independence possible.

Supported living is different from housing related support. Housing related support helps people manage a tenancy and does not include personal care tasks such as bathing or feeding. Abbeys Care provides regulated, person-centred support, and we will always explain clearly what is and is not included before support begins.

Support for Adults and Young People

We provide supported living for adults and young people with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities, sensory needs and complex needs. Every arrangement starts with the person, their aspirations and the life they want to build, with families and professionals involved every step of the way.

Skills for Everyday Life

Daily living skills

Cooking, laundry, budgeting and personal routines, practised step by step until they become second nature.

Managing the home

Keeping the home safe, clean and organised, from bills and correspondence to household tasks.

Community and social life

Getting out and about, building friendships, joining clubs and activities and travelling with growing confidence.

Health appointments and wellbeing

Support to attend GP, dental and hospital appointments and to build healthy everyday habits.

Abbeys Care support worker in purple branded uniform building daily living skills with a young woman in her supported living home in East London

A Partnership Around the Person

For families

Handing over day-to-day support takes trust. We keep families involved and informed, share progress openly and welcome your knowledge of the person you love. Many families tell us the biggest change is watching confidence grow.

For professionals

Social workers, commissioners and transition teams can refer directly to our team. We provide clear service summaries, structured assessments and honest answers about what we can deliver.

Visit our professional referrals page

Abbeys Care support worker in branded purple uniform helping a young man practise independent travel in East London

Supported Living Questions Answered

Arrangements vary. Some people receive support in their existing home, others in a shared or individual supported living setting. Contact us and we will explain the options for your situation.

Let's Talk About Supported Living

Call us on 07378 105422 or send an enquiry below. A caring member of our team will be in touch.

07378 105422

Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm

For a medical emergency, call 999.