OUR SERVICES

Personalised support to help people live independently, stay healthy, build skills, and feel connected—at home and in the community.

Here Every Step of the Way

At Rosebuds Supported Living, we support people with learning disabilities and Autistic Spectrum Disorders across all stages of adult life. Our services are available for individuals aged 16 to 18 as they prepare for adulthood, and we provide dedicated care and support to adults aged 18 to 65 and those aged 65 and over. Our approach is always person-centred, respectful, and built around each individual’s needs, choices, and goals.

We’re here to help people live their best lives—with the right support, in the right way, at the right time. Whether it’s help around the home, staying healthy and active, building friendships, or getting out into the community, we’ve got it covered. Our support is built around each person’s needs, interests, and dreams, making sure they feel safe, respected, and truly at home. From learning new skills to enjoying everyday routines, we walk alongside the people we support, helping them grow in confidence, independence, and joy.

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Core Support

Support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Round-the-clock support tailored to individual needs and routines.

Personalised support plans

Plans built around each person’s unique goals, preferences, and aspirations.

Positive risk taking and risk assessments

Encouraging independence while managing risks safely and responsibly.

Daily Living Support

Support with domestic tasks

Help with cleaning, tidying, laundry, and keeping the home safe and comfortable.

Personal care

Support with bathing, dressing, grooming, and personal hygiene with dignity and respect.

Support with fluid and nutrition

Meal planning, healthy eating guidance, and support with preparing and enjoying meals.

Support to buy groceries and shopping

Assistance with creating shopping lists, budgeting, and accessing local stores.

Support to manage finances

Help with budgeting, bills, and building independence with money.

Support with manual handling

Safe support for moving, transferring, and positioning, tailored to individual needs.

Health and Wellbeing

Support with capacity and consent

Respecting choice and ensuring decisions are made in line with the Mental Capacity Act.

Support with medication
Prompts, administration, and monitoring to support safe medication use.

Support with health and wellbeing
Encouragement to attend appointments, stay active, and maintain emotional wellbeing.

Support with lifestyle changes
Guidance and encouragement to support positive routines and healthy habits.

Community and Social Inclusion

Support with planning and participating in meaningful activities

Help to explore interests and join in with enjoyable and fulfilling pastimes.

Support with making and maintaining meaningful relationships

Building confidence to connect with others and maintain friendships and family ties.

Support with travelling and accessing the community

Getting out and about safely, using public or private transport, and exploring new places.

Support to access the community

Encouragement and assistance to engage with local groups, events, and services.

Communication and Development

Support with communication
Using tools and techniques to express needs, choices, and preferences.

Support to learn new skills
Promoting independence by teaching practical and social skills.

Positive behaviour support
Person-centred approaches to understand behaviour and reduce distress.

Learning and Working

Support with further education
Help to access courses, college, or training tailored to personal interests and goals.

Support with volunteering
Encouragement and practical help to find meaningful volunteer roles in the community.

Support with employment
Guidance with job applications, interviews, and settling into paid or supported work.

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