Personalised Support for Independence
Remedy Support delivers reliable, person-centred social care for adults and young people across the UK — at home, in supported living, and within the community.
Expert Care for Diverse Needs
Adults and young people with learning disabilities and/or autism
People with mental health needs (including dual diagnosis)
Individuals with challenging behaviour
People with physical disabilities or sensory needs
Care leavers transitioning to semi-independent living
Families and unpaid carers needing respite support
A Full Spectrum of Support
Supported Living
24/7 or visiting support in a person’s own home.
Semi-Independent Living
Housing-plus support for 16+ focusing on life skills.
Community Outreach
Structured sessions for appointments, activities, and socialising.
Respite & Short Breaks
Flexible support to give families time to rest.
Transitions Support
Step-down from hospital or step-up after crisis.
Positive Behaviour Support
Evidence-based plans to improve quality of life.
Person-Centred, Proactive, and Safe
Person-Centred & Strengths-Based
We start with preferences, goals, and communication style.
PBS & Trauma-Informed Practice
Proactive strategies, predictable routines, and de-escalation.
Co-Production
The person is involved in every decision that affects their life.
Cultural Sensitivity
Respect for faith, identity, and background is paramount.
Least-Restrictive First
We focus on skills and environments that enable choice and control.
A Clear Pathway to Support
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Referral/Enquiry
Share goals, risks, funding, and timelines.
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Holistic Assessment
We assess needs, capacity, communication, and risks.
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Support Plan & Staffing
We co-produce a plan and match staff to agreed outcomes.
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Mobilisation
Introductions are completed and the rota is confirmed.
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Review & Progress
Regular MDT reviews to flex goals and hours as needs evolve.
Collaborative Commissioning
We work with Local Authorities, ICBs/NHS, case managers, schools/colleges, and self-funding families. We provide quotes, risk assessments, and progress reports to support commissioning and audits.
Discuss a partnership or referral.Common Questions
Do you cover nights and weekends?
Yes — we provide waking nights, sleeping nights, weekend support, bank holiday cover, and can respond to short-notice needs.
How do you manage behaviours that challenge?
Through Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), proactive routines, clear communication, and staff trained in de-escalation and least-restrictive practices.
Can you support education or work placements?
Absolutely. We build timetables around college, training, internships, or volunteering to support personal development goals.
What if needs change quickly?
We can step up hours, add an additional worker for 2:1 support, or transition to a Live-in Care model if 24/7 support becomes appropriate.
Ready to Get Started?
Let’s build a safe, achievable plan around the person — not the other way round.