Northern Healthcare provides community-based mental health support to individuals in their own accommodation across the North West, Yorkshire, the Midlands and Cumbria.
This is our most independent form of support, designed for individuals preparing to transition to fully independent living.
It is ideal for those who have previously received more intensive care but now benefit from a lighter-touch, transitional service as they take the next step towards greater autonomy and self-reliance.
Through our Supported Living Model, we empower the people we support to live as independently as possible. Our home-based care offers the same high standard of support, ensuring consistency, quality, and person-centred care wherever someone calls home.
The support provided is based on the individual's needs; it will include support from a dedicated team and may also include clinical recovery-based therapies with input from a wider multi-disciplinary team.
Our teams will help with medication management and identifying and accessing additional therapies as required.
Support with shopping, nutrition, cooking and menu-planning and general health and wellbeing.
Accessing education, employment and volunteering opportunities. Signposting appropriate social and leisure activities in the local community.
Managing bills and money & identifying and claiming benefits.
As well as offering practical support our team provide emotional support, companionship and encouragement.
We treat everybody as an individual empowering them to lead safe, purposeful and happy lives. Our support quality and safety standards are supported by comprehensive risk management and rigorous internal and external clinical governance processes.
Our teams include a Registered Mental Health Nurse, a Registered Learning Disability Nurse and highly trained Support Workers with the ability to facilitate access to other specialist professions as required.
At Northern Healthcare our teams provide support for people living with a variety of mental health conditions, learning difficulties and autistic spectrum disorders. Some of the people we support may have more than one diagnosis, but every person is treated as an individual. Whilst personal history and diagnosis can help our teams understand and support individuals, we are dedicated to seeing the person and not their condition. All of our support packages are tailored to the individual’s needs and a core team will be assigned to the individual based upon their needs.
We work closely with local authorities and health care professionals to deliver comprehensive support packages based on an individual’s support requirements and goals for recovery.
Packages can vary depending on need, our teams can support people on an hourly basis. Support packages are consistently reviewed and tailored to each individuals changing needs.
We can support an individual with daily-living tasks such as rent/money management. However, unlike our supported living services, housing is completely independent and is often privately owned/rented or funded independently through the individual’s benefits or earnings.
We accept referrals from professionals working in adult health and social care, this may be a Social Worker or Case Manager for example. To submit a referral please get in touch or visit our ‘Support Networks’ pages for more information.
We work collaboratively with families and friends to build support networks around the individual in our care. These support networks are vital in helping the people we support to meet their goals, reduce the risk of relapse and to optimise and support their recovery journey.
For us to help the people we support it is vitally important to us to form long-lasting relationships with the people they know and trust. We support commissioners and referrers to find the right service for the individual in their care. Building a network of support around an individual is crucial in aiding their development – families, friends and the wider community all have an important role to play.
We work in partnership with mental health and social care professionals to ensure that we can meet the needs of the individual in their care, and to plan the best next steps for the individual.
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Northern Healthcare has a robust clinical governance framework. Independent mental health professionals take part in a comprehensive auditing process.
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It is vitally important to us that we build trust and long-lasting relationships with our service users and their families.
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