Supported living in Sheffield — independent support for daily living.
Supported living gives adults with learning disabilities, autism, and mental health needs the chance to live independently in the community — with trained support that fits around their life.
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Supported living — what it means in practice
We hear this from families regularly. Supported living means someone lives in their own home in the community — with trained support workers visiting regularly to help with daily tasks, community access, and building independence.
The support wraps around the individual's life, not a care home schedule. Hours are flexible, the support worker is consistent, and the focus is on what the person wants to achieve — not just what they need help with.
Supported living may be right if…
- A current care home placement no longer feels like the right fit
- An autistic adult wants independent living with regular daily support
- Someone moving out for the first time needs a gradual, supported transition
- An adult with a learning disability wants more independence with regular support
- A family member needs to step back from a full-time caring role
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What our support can include
Daily living skills
- Meal preparation and household tasks
- Personal care and morning or evening routines
- Support with medication management
- Managing bills, post, and paperwork
Community support
- Safe support getting out into the community
- Social activities and building friendships
- Using public transport
- Shopping and running errands
Wellbeing & goals
- Building confidence and self-esteem
- Emotional wellbeing and positive behaviour support
- Setting and reviewing personal goals
- Developing independent living skills
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How supported living is funded
Supported living funding typically comes from two sources — housing costs (usually covered through housing benefit or Universal Credit) and care/support costs (funded through a local authority care package or personal budget).
Many people access supported living through a local authority referral. If you're unsure whether someone is eligible, a social worker or care manager can carry out a needs assessment. We're also happy to help point families in the right direction during our initial conversation.
Why Sheffield families chooseDelight for supported living
Personalised Support
Support plans built around the individual, with regular reviews as needs and goals change over time.
CQC Regulated
CQC regulated care providing families with reassurance through recognised national quality and safety standards.
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Independant Living
Consistent Support
Familiar support workers who provide stability, build trust, and help reduce stress around change.
Local Sheffield Team
A Sheffield-based team with experience, local knowledge, and understanding of local support services.
Personalised Support
Support plans built around the individual, with regular reviews as needs and goals change over time.
Consistent Support
Familiar support workers who provide stability, build trust, and help reduce stress around change.
Local Sheffield Team
A Sheffield-based team with experience, local knowledge, and understanding of local support services.
CQC Regulated
CQC regulated care providing families with reassurance through recognised national quality and safety standards.
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Independant Living
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