Supported living Services – London
At New World Supports we listen to the views of individuals who we support and act upon these views by making positive changes to the service we deliver.
We support people with Learning Disabilities, Autism, Mental health, Drug & Alcohol misuse and Physical Disabilities plus we offer Respite Breaks for carers and families across London, New World Supports offers a variety of supported living in London and surrounding areas.
We are passionate about promoting people’s rights, options, choices, independence and inclusion, and continually strive to ensure we empower you to reach your full potential.
“Improving Lives for a Better Society”
Support to live the way you want to live
New World Supports understands that it is important for you to choose where you want to live and who you want to live with. You may choose to live on your own or you may choose to live with others in a shared house. You may need support for a few hours per week to 24 hours per day, 7 days a week.
New World Supports has various accommodations available in London but if any of these are not suitable to you we can help you find a home.
We support people with a variety of needs including people with a learning disability, Autism, Drugs & Alcohol Misuse, physical disabilities, mental health conditions and people with more complex needs.
What type of support do we deliver?
In supported living people are supported to take control of their own life, make choices and be as Independent as they can be.
Some of the things that we can support you with are:
- Developing your everyday living skills such as shopping, cooking and cleaning.
- Support you with your personal care, including managing and administering medication.
- Providing support with your tenancy which includes understanding your tenancy, maintaining your home and liaising with your landlord.
- Support to apply for benefits.
- Support with your mail and correspondence
- Support with budgeting and making sure your bills are paid on time.
- Developing your Independence by enabling you to make your own choices and decisions about your own life.
- Supporting you to access your local and wider community.
- Develop your Independent travel skills if needed.
- Support you to access further training, a voluntary role and into paid employment.
- Support to maintain and make new friendships and have meaningful relationships.
- Support to access leisure and social activities in your local and wider community
SERVICES
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LEARNING DISABILITY
A learning disability is when an individual has a reduced ability to understand information. Individuals with a learning disability can also find it difficult to communicate and can affect their independence.
Statistics suggest that around 1.5m people have a learning disability in the UK. READ MORE
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Physical disabilty
New World Supports believes everyone, no matter what their ability, has the right to become a full and active member of their community. Those individuals are recognised as equal and can enjoy the same life opportunities, chances and rights as their non-disabled peers and neighbours.
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Mental health
Supported living helps individuals who require additional support in managing their mental health to remain independent within their own homes and communities.
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Drug & Alcohol Misuse
Our accommodation, support and care services support people to make positive changes to their lives. Our highly trained staff are dedicated to making a difference to individuals regardless of whatever circumstance they may be in due to the use of drugs and alcohol.
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Autism
Our support for autistic people is designed around your needs, interests and preferences and we encourage feedback from you about the work we’re doing.
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Respite Breaks
Whether you are looking for an overnight stay, a placement for a few weeks or even longer, our respite care can deliver the level of support you need.
TREDEGAR TERRACE
10 Tredegar Terrace, Bow. E3 5AH
Now accepting referrals
Have your say!
New World Supports encourage all the people we support to have an active role in all aspects of their care and everyday living. We want you to support us with making the right decisions on how our services are run.
You can get involved in such things as:
- Our Quality Assurance process
- “My story” Advocacy group
- Staff recruitment
- Drop in sessions
What is the Difference between supported living and a residential home?
In residential care you are a resident in the care home, there is a more standardised level of care. You would have little involvement with choice about your support. This type of care may affect your benefits and the amount of disposable income you will receive.
In supported living you would have a tenancy agreement where you would have more control and involvement with the tenancy and choice of where you live. You would have more involvement, for example, who you would like to live with, choice about your support staff and the times they support you. Residing in supported living your benefits would continue with no restrictions of where you live this may give you a more disposable Income.
Choosing supported living or a residential home is a personal choice and it depends on what you are looking for, your needs, wishes and goals.