A place to call home. A future to look forward to.
Supported accommodation and practical, personalised support for care leavers aged 18–30 across Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole and Southampton.
Bournemouth • Christchurch • Poole • Southampton
Not just accommodation. A home.
SOUTHAMPTON S015
Self-Contained Accommodation - Southampton S015
ROOMS
Self-Contained Accommodation
ROOM TYPE
Private Facilities
COHORT
18-30
AVAILABLE
Yes
Ideally located on the sought-after Hill Lane, this well-presented self – contained property comprises a bedroom/living area, separate kitchen and bathroom with a bath.
Situated within a well-maintained and secure residential block, residents also benefit from access to a communal garden.
🚉 Southampton Central Station – approx. 0.2 miles away.
🛒 Supermarkets nearby – Co-op, Tesco Express and Sainsbury’s.
🏥 Healthcare nearby – GP surgeries, pharmacies and dental services.
🏋️ Leisure & fitness – Gyms and recreational facilities nearby.
POOLE BH16
4-Room Semi-Independent Unit - Poole BH16
ROOMS
4 X Private Double Bedroom
ROOM TYPE
Shared Facilities (1 Bathroom, 1 WC)
COHORT
18-30
AVAILABLE
Yes
Ideally situated on the sought-after Middlebere Crescent, this newly renovated property offers comfortable and well-presented accommodation within a quiet residential setting.
Arranged over two floors, the property features communal areas, two bathrooms and a generous wraparound garden, providing residents with a welcoming environment to live, relax and develop their independence.
🚆 Excellent transport links – Hamworthy Station and local bus routes nearby.
🛒 Everyday essentials – Supermarkets, shops and local amenities within easy reach.
💼 Access to employment & education – Convenient transport links to Poole and surrounding areas.
🌳 Leisure & community – Parks, recreation areas and local facilities nearby.
More than accommodation. A foundation for independence.
A Home
Comfortable, furnished accommodation designed to feel safe, settled and genuinely homely.
Practical Support
Patient guidance with everyday responsibilities, life skills and the challenges of independent living.
Independence
Support that builds confidence, recognises progress and prepares each resident for their next step.
Supporting care leavers aged 18–30
We support young adults who are ready to take steps towards greater independence and would benefit from a safe home and practical support around them.
- Ready for semi-independent living
- Developing independent living skills
- Able to engage with an individual support plan
- Working towards education, employment or training
- Suitability assessed individually
Practical support for everyday independence
Daily Living
Learning to cook, shop for food, build household routines and look after a comfortable home.
Money & Appointments
Budgeting, everyday spending, banking and learning to arrange appointments and communicate with services.
Education & Employment
Exploring education and training, completing applications and building confidence for interviews and work.
Confidence & Wellbeing
Encouragement with decisions and challenges, alongside someone to listen when things feel difficult.
Morning and evening contact as a minimum, scheduled weekly support and additional support according to individual needs.
Individual support. Practical guidance. Real progress.
Every young person arrives with different experiences, strengths and ambitions. We work with each resident to understand where they are now and what practical steps will help them move forward.
INDEPENDENCE | PRACTICALITY | PERSONALISED SUPPORT | ENCOURAGEMENT | PROGRESS
The Journey to Independence
Referral
A referral professional contacts Homeward Futures with information about the young person.
Assessment & Match
We understand their needs, circumstances and goals, then identify suitable accommodation.
Move-In & Support Plan
We help the resident settle in and agree practical goals through an individual support plan.
Review, Progress & Move-On
Support adapts as confidence grows, helping prepare for the next appropriate stage of independence.
A safe place to grow.
We want every resident to feel safe, respected and listened to. Safeguarding is part of everything we do.
- Appropriate DBS checks and safer recruitment
- Safeguarding policies, procedures and training
- Clear recording and reporting responsibilities
- Prompt action and professional escalation when concerns arise
What does progress look like?
Confidence
Making decisions and recognising personal progress.
Life Skills
Cooking, shopping, cleaning and managing appointments.
Money Management
Budgeting and managing everyday finances.
Education & Training
Exploring opportunities that match interests and ambitions.
Employment
Building applications, interview skills and workplace confidence.
Independent Living
Preparing to sustain a tenancy and move forward.
Policies & Procedures
Statement of Purpose
Safeguarding
Resident Safety & Risk Management
Accomodation Management Policy
Support, Independence and Life Skills
Health, Welfare & Personal Care
Staffing & Professional Practice
Incidents, Emergencies & Business Connunity
Records, Monitoring & Information
Move - on, Ending Support & Service Exist
Policy documents are maintained and reviewed by Homeward Futures Ltd.
Public-facing policies will be published here as they are formally approved and adopted. Some internal operational procedures may be available to professional partners on request.
Looking for supported accommodation?
We work with local authorities, Personal Advisers, social workers and other referral professionals to identify suitable accommodation and support.