Supporting wellbeing, confidence and independence.
Meaningful activities and the right support can help people build routines, connect with others and work towards greater independence. They complement — never replace — professional healthcare.
Checking in, listening and signposting
Our housing officers keep in regular contact with residents. These conversations are a chance to talk about:
- General wellbeing and how things are going
- Day-to-day concerns
- Emotional support and signposting
- Independent living skills
- Recognising when extra help may be needed
- Referrals to appropriate professional services
The frequency of wellbeing checks is to be confirmed. Our team does not provide clinical or medical treatment.
Activities and resident engagement
- Example
Sports & physical activity
Opportunities to stay active, such as football or badminton.
- Example
Walking & outdoors
Walks and time outdoors in local parks and green spaces.
- Example
Group games & recreation
Relaxed games that bring people together.
- Example
Arts, crafts & creativity
Creative sessions to try something new and express yourself.
- Example
Social & community activities
Chances to meet people and feel part of a community.
- Part of our support
Independent living skills
Support with tenancy responsibilities and running a home.
- Example
Cooking & healthy routines
Practising meal planning, cooking and daily routines.
- Example
Confidence building
Setting goals and building confidence step by step.
- Example
Wellbeing awareness & signposting
Knowing where to turn and being signposted to appropriate services.
- Example
Group discussions
Friendly conversations on topics that matter to residents.
- Part of our support
Education & skills
Signposting towards education, training and employment.
- Example
Community outings
Getting to know the local area and community.
Staying active together
Examples of activities that could be part of a programme. Images are illustrative only.
Mental wellbeing and social connection
Respectful conversation, creative activities and time with others can help people feel more connected and confident. We encourage residents to access appropriate support, and we signpost to professional services whenever that would help.
Practising everyday independence
- Meal planning and cooking
- Managing daily routines
- Household organisation
- Budgeting skills
- Communication and problem-solving
- Preparing for greater independence
Tenancy, benefits and budgeting guidance are part of our published support. Other sessions are examples to be confirmed.
Want to know more about our support?
Residents, referral partners and landlords are welcome to get in touch.