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Finding somewhere to live - information for young people with SEND

Housing

If you have a disability and want to leave home, there are options that could provide you with extra support if you need it.

If you need help to live on your own, you have various options including employing a personal assistant, buying your care from an agency or, if you're eligible, you can get support from the Adult Disability Service.

Financial help if you're disabled: Home and housing

Supported living

Supported living supports disabled people and adults with learning disabilities to live more independently and take control of their lives. The service is provided to those who wish to move into their own homes, and to those who already live in their own homes or individual or shared tenancy.

The supported living service provides people with support to manage day to day living tasks. Support workers provide assistance with personal care, meals, shopping and budgeting, and access to learning, leisure and employment opportunities. Different levels of support are provided depending on each individual's needs, from just an hour a day, to 24 hours a day, to seven days per week support.

Supported living providers

Supported living providers
 CompanyWebsite Contact details
Autism Initiatives www.autisminitiatives.org

Call:01253 922516 

or email info@autisminitiatives.org

Brothers of Charity www.brothersofcharity.org.uk

Call: 0300 123 2225

or email info@brothersofcharity.org.uk 

 OneFylde www.onefylde.org

 Call: 01253 795648

or email info@onefylde.org

Contact Blackpool Council housing options email: housing.options@blackpool.gov.uk to discuss your housing needs and help finding and accessing relevant housing schemes in your area that may interest you.