Supported Living at Keys enables adults to live in their own homes or shared accommodation within the community, with personalised support that promotes independence, choice and dignity.

Supported Living is for adults with a range of needs, including:

• Learning disabilities

• Autism

• Acquired brain injuries

• Mental health needs

It is suited to those who want to live more independently while still receiving the right level of support.

Support is tailored to each individual and may include:

• Help with daily living skills (e.g. cooking, budgeting, managing a home)

• Emotional wellbeing and mental health support

• Support with social activities and community engagement

• Guidance with education, training or employment

People live in their own homes or in shared accommodation within the community. This provides a balance of independence and support in a real-life setting.

There are no fixed pathways. Support is flexible and built around each person’s needs, strengths and aspirations, adapting over time as circumstances change.

Keys Connect is the trauma-informed, relational approach that underpins support. It focuses on building safe, trusting relationships and promoting emotional wellbeing.

A strong emphasis is placed on developing life skills, confidence and autonomy at a pace that suits the individual, helping them move towards greater independence.

Services are supported by experienced clinical and therapeutic teams who guide care planning and ensure support is effective, reflective and responsive.

Connected Support means individuals can access additional specialist services from across Keys, ensuring joined-up care and better outcomes.

Through Keys Health, adults may access:

• Autism assessments and support

• ADHD assessment and treatment

• Speech and language therapy

Referrals are typically made by local authorities, commissioners, social workers or health professionals seeking appropriate community-based support.