A resident and a support worker chatting over a cup of tea

A safe home to recover and move forward

24-hour supported accommodation for adults aged 18 and over with mental health and additional support needs.

24/7Staff on site
18+Adults supported
Home settingResidential, non-clinical

Support that fits the person, not a fixed model.

We work with people who have a range of complex needs, helping them build more independence, stability and a better footing in the community.

Our approach is person-centred and grounded in a safe, structured setting. We support people to move on from hospital, residential placements or other supported settings at a pace that genuinely works for them.

About Everly

Who we support

Adults aged 18 and over who need a safe, staffed home while they recover and build their independence. We have a lot of experience supporting people with:

More about who we support
  • Mental health needs
  • Learning disabilities
  • Dual diagnosis
  • Autism and ADHD
  • Complex and multiple needs

From referral to moving in

A clear, simple process for placement teams and commissioners.

  1. 01

    Get in touch

    Call or email us to talk about the person and their needs.

  2. 02

    Send the referral

    Share the care plan, risk assessment and referral details.

  3. 03

    Assessment

    We meet the person and complete our own assessment.

  4. 04

    Moving in

    We agree the support plan and a planned move-in date.

Two people walking along a residential street

Part of the local community

Our supported accommodation is a residential home, offering a domestic, non-clinical setting where residents can settle in and feel part of their neighbourhood.

We support community integration and social inclusion, and we work alongside health and social care professionals throughout each person's stay.

Local authoritiesNHS servicesIntegrated Care Boards

Looking for a placement for someone you support?

We would be glad to talk through vacancies and any wider placement needs you have. Get in touch for more information or to arrange a meeting.