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Make a Referral

Enquiries

Request a callback

Ready to discuss a referral?

Book in a call with Mark or Paul over Microsoft Teams or a phone call, and we’ll arrange it for a time that suits you.

Mark Hilditch

Children's Education & Care

Paul Jaggs

Adults Care

Hannah Dowley

Health Services

What to expect on the call

What is the purpose of the call?

The call is typically to understand your needs and explore how Keys can support you (e.g. placements, education provision, residential care, or specialist support).

Who will I be speaking to?

You’ll speak with a Business Development Manager (BDM) who has knowledge of:

  • Children’s residential care

  • Young People's Supported Accommodation

  • Specialist education settings

  • Adult care services

They act as your main point of contact during the enquiry stage.

What questions will they ask?

Expect questions to help them assess suitability, such as:

  • Details about the individual (age, needs, diagnosis, risks)

  • Current situation or placement challenges

  • Desired outcomes (education, stability, independence, etc.)

  • Location and timeframe requirements

Do I need anything prepared for the call?

It helps to have:

  • A basic referral summary or key facts to hand

  • Any assessment reports (if available)

  • Clarity on funding/commissioning arrangements (if relevant)

However, don’t worry—BDMs can guide you through this.

Who should request a callback about Health Services?

Our Health Services are designed to support a range of professionals and referrers, including:

  • MATS (Multi-Agency Teams)

  • Local Authority professionals

  • Social workers and commissioners

  • NHS and clinical teams

  • Education providers (SENCOs, schools, etc.)

If you’re unsure, our team will guide you to the right service.

Will they provide placement options straight away?

Sometimes yes, but often:

  • They may need to review internally first

  • They might consult with service managers or clinicians

  • You may receive follow-up options after the call

How long does the call usually take?

Typically 15–45 minutes, depending on:

  • Complexity of needs

  • Level of information available

  • Urgency of the request

Is this call a commitment to proceed?

No—this is an initial exploratory conversation. There’s no obligation to move forward.

Can they help with urgent placements?

Yes—if your situation is urgent, make this clear. They can:

  • Prioritise the enquiry

  • Identify any immediate availability

  • Escalate internally where needed

Is the information I share confidential?

Yes—your information will be handled confidentially and in line with data protection regulations.

How would you like to chat? We recommend a Microsoft Teams, but if it’s more convenient to start with a phone call, that’s fine too.
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