Providing Safe, Supportive, And Recovery Focused Living

Quality Supported Living Services Designed To Meet Individual Needs

About Us

Welcome to Salome Care, a leading provider of high-quality supported living accommodation tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals who require extra support in their daily lives. Our mission is to offer a safe, welcoming, and empowering environment where people can thrive and live independently, with personalised care and support services available 24/7. We understand the importance of dignity, respect, and choice in every individual’s journey, and we are committed to fostering a supportive community where everyone feels valued and heard. Whether you or a loved one are seeking long-term accommodation or short-term support, we are here to provide a warm, nurturing space for personal growth and well-being.

The name Salome is often associated with tranquility and harmony which we also pride ourselves on which reflects the care and support provided in relation the care and support provided. We wanted to put this into words to show that it has a connection to the service.

Mission Statement

Our mission is to empower individuals with mental health challenges, substance misuse issues, and challenging behaviours to lead independent and fulfilling lives. We are dedicated to providing high-quality supported living services that foster community integration, enhance independent living skills, promote social inclusion, and develop vocational abilities.

We aspire to create inclusive and empowering environments where every individual can achieve their fullest potential. By integrating innovative care practices, building strong community partnerships, and maintaining a steadfast commitment to excellence, we aim to transform lives and set the standard for quality and compassionate care in the industry. Our ultimate goal is to foster a society where all individuals, regardless of their challenges, are supported in living independent, fulfilling, and meaningful lives.

Services

Person Centred Care

Tailored care planning and 1-1 support designed to meet specific needs.

Optimising Independence

Supporting independent living skills through learning how to budget, managing household tasks and other activities of daily living.

Social and Recreational Activities

We offer a wide range of activities to encourage social engagement and physical wellness.

Health and Wellbeing

Access to healthcare professionals, treatment and support for physical and mental wellbeing

Education and Training

Supporting with education, training and employment opportunities

Facilities

Living rooms

Dining areas

Outdoor spaces

Accessibility features

Social & Communal areas

Recreation & Activity rooms

Contact Us

If you have any questions regarding our service please get in touch:

0203 780 2066

info@salomecare.co.uk

FAQ

What is supported living?

Supported living refers to a type of housing or care arrangement that enables individuals with disabilities, chronic illnesses, or other support needs to live independently while receiving assistance tailored to their specific needs. The aim is to offer a balance between independence and support, allowing individuals to live as autonomously as possible, with help available when needed. Supported living services often include assistance with daily tasks, such as personal care, household chores, managing finances, and accessing community services.

Who do we support?

This type of living is common for people with physical or learning disabilities, mental health conditions, or older adults needing extra help.

Can you tell me more about funding?

Funding for Supported Living service generally comes from a mix of public and private sources. The amount and type of funding available can depend on the individual’s needs, location, and eligibility for various services. Here are the main sources of funding for supported living:

1. Local Authority Funding

In many countries, local government or councils provide funding for supported living services, typically for individuals with disabilities, mental health issues, or other care needs. This is often based on a needs assessment conducted by social services.
The funding can be part of Personal Budgets, Direct Payments, or Individual Service Funds (ISFs). These programs allow individuals to manage the funds themselves or with support to purchase the services they need.

2. Personal Budgets

Personal Budgets are funds allocated to an individual to support their care needs. This can be directly managed by the individual (through direct payments), by a nominated person, or managed by the local authority.
The individual can choose how to spend the budget, including paying for supported living services, personal care, or other essential support.

3. Direct Payments

Direct Payments are an option where individuals receive cash payments from their local authority to purchase their own care services rather than receiving services directly from the council. This empowers individuals to have more control over their care and choose how to allocate the funds for the support they need.

4. Housing Benefit

Housing Benefit may help cover the cost of accommodation in supported living settings. In many cases, people with disabilities or those on low incomes may be eligible for this support to help pay for their rent or housing-related costs.