Our Homes

We Provide Services For:
• Asylum Seekers 16+
• Refugee Minors Aged 16+
• Young Expectant Mothers 16+
• Young People Leaving Care 16+


Kingsley Residential Home

• Kingsley Residential Home is a single gender semi-independent unit (males only)
• 3-4 bedrooms
• 1 bathroom
• On-site laundry facilities
• Communal living area with TV and DVD player.
• WiFi
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Living and dining space that has been adapted to adhere to the needs of young people
• Large Garden
• Onsite parking/street parking
• Low to medium Support Service


Longbridge Residential Home

• Longbridge Residential Home is a single gender semi-independent unit (males only)
• 4 bedrooms
• 1 bathroom
• On-site laundry facilities
• Communal living area with TV and DVD player.
• WiFi
• Living and dining space is fully equipped to meet the requirements of young people
• Compact outside space
• Onsite parking/street parking
• Low to medium Support Service


Types of Supported Housing
Young Roots Care Services provide a varied range of support and care provisions to young people including:

Supported Housing

This service provides accommodation and support services for young people aged 16-21, including those leaving care, unaccompanied asylum seeking children and teenage parents. Following a comprehensive needs and risk assessment and the preparation of a support plan, the objective of the service is the progression of the young person to "move on" and live independently.

Our in-house key workers focus on matters such as life skills, identifying and sourcing education/training, accessing health and benefits

Monitored Accommodation

Monitored accommodation and support services are provided for individuals aged 16 years old onwards, with a variety of needs. The support and accommodation services are usually provided on two basic levels, but are flexible and adaptable to meet the service users needs: Low Support Service: This accommodation is regularly monitored by a floating team. The monitoring team will undertake planned, routine and reactive visits each week, including out of hours and weekends. Each Service User receives up to four hours of 1:1 key work support each week.

Medium Support Service: This level of service provides a greater and more structured staffing presence within the accommodation, including in the evening and weekends. Each Service User usually receives a minimum of seven hours of 1:1 key work support each week.

Floating Support

Floating support is available and provided to eligible young people, as required and agreed. Our in house Key Workers work to meet the young person's needs and achieve positive outcomes, with the overall aim to progress the young person to "move on" and live independently.

For more information about any of our services and to check availability, please contact us.