HOMEFORTS SPECIALIST
Specialist Mental Health
Supported Living
Supporting Independence.
Strengthening Recovery.
Compassionate, clinically informed support for adults aged 18 to 65 with complex mental health needs, forensic histories and co-occurring substance misuse difficulties.
Supporting independence.
Strengthening recovery.
DIGNITY. CHOICE. INDEPENDENCE.
Meaningful support.
Personal progress.
At Homeforts, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to live with dignity, independence and meaningful support.
Homeforts provides specialist, person-centred supported living services for adults aged 18 to 65 with complex mental health and associated support needs.
Our specialist team combines practical day-to-day assistance with multidisciplinary oversight and close collaboration with NHS and community services. We deliver structured support that promotes independence, wellbeing, community participation and recovery.
Our approach →OUR SERVICES
Specialist support.
Built around the person.
Specialist mental health support
Person-centred support that promotes stability, independence and recovery.
02 / FORENSIC SUPPORTForensic supported living
Structured, risk-informed support for individuals with forensic histories transitioning into or living within the community.
03 / DUAL DIAGNOSISDual diagnosis expertise
Dedicated support for people experiencing co-occurring mental health and substance misuse difficulties.
HUMAN SUPPORT. CLINICAL OVERSIGHT.
Structured reviews.
Coordinated support.
Weekly multidisciplinary reviews help us recognise emerging concerns, review support needs and provide clinically informed guidance to staff.
We hold weekly multidisciplinary team (MDT) meetings. Relevant Homeforts clinicians and professionals participate according to their roles and responsibilities. External NHS professionals and other members of an individual’s wider care team may contribute where appropriate and available. Attendance by every treating clinician is not a requirement of the MDT process.
Our multidisciplinary approach →WORKING ALONGSIDE NHS SERVICES
Continuity of care.
Clear responsibilities.
We work closely with community mental health teams, GPs, psychiatrists, social workers, local authorities and other relevant professionals to support coordinated care.
We do not replace existing NHS services or assume responsibility for specialist medical or psychiatric treatment. The individual’s treating clinicians retain responsibility for diagnosis, prescribing, medical treatment and specialist psychiatric management.
Our role is to provide day-to-day support, recognise changes in wellbeing, maintain effective communication and facilitate timely escalation when additional clinical input is needed.
A THOUGHTFUL START
Every referral considered individually.
Initial enquiry
Discuss the person’s support needs with our team.
Suitability review
Consider service fit, risks and operational capacity.
Assessment
Explore support, staffing and existing care arrangements.
Planning & review
Agree suitable support and review progress.
All referrals, placements and support packages are subject to individual assessment, service suitability and available operational capacity.
Read about our referral process →REFERRALS & ENQUIRIES
Looking for specialist
mental health supported living?
We welcome referrals from NHS services, local authorities, healthcare professionals, families and individuals.
Or call 020 3576 3134