At LifeCome Care, supported living means more than safe housing. It means personalised, specialist support designed to empower independence, recovery, and community inclusion. Our services are trusted nationwide; our Mental Health Step-down Service won the National Positive Practice in Mental Health Award (2021) and has supported over 2,600 individuals to successfully transition back into the community.
At LifeCome Care, we provide high-quality supported living services designed to help people live safely, confidently, and independently. Each of our homes offers a warm, respectful environment with 24/7 on-site staff, ensuring support is always available when it’s needed.
Our supported living accommodation is suitable for individuals with mental health needs, learning disabilities, autism, ADHD/ADD, acquired brain injuries, complex needs, dual diagnosis, physical or sensory disabilities, and those with trauma histories, offending backgrounds, or high-risk behaviours.
We know that the right environment makes a real difference. Every property within our service supports specific types and levels of need, helping residents feel settled, understood, and safe.
Before offering a placement, we carry out a comprehensive person-centred assessment, including risk and compatibility checks. This ensures:
• Individuals are matched with peers who share similar needs and routines
• The environment feels calm, therapeutic and predictable
• Safety is maintained without compromising independence
• Families and commissioners have confidence in placement stability
Every person we support receives an individualised support plan co-produced with them, their family (if they choose), and our professional team.
Our support includes:
Staff are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, providing reassurance, oversight and professional care at all times.
A Place to Belong. A Place to Grow.
As you browse the list of our supported living accommodations below, you can be assured that every LifeCome Care residence upholds our commitment to:
Whether you are a service user, family member or commissioner, we welcome you to discover what makes LifeCome Care a trusted partner in supported living.
Award-winning NHS partner service supporting safe hospital discharges, preventing delayed transfers, and reducing readmissions. Focused on recovery, stabilisation, and reintegration into the community.
Specialist, person-centred support aligned to Building the Right Support. We provide structured routines, communication aids, PBS strategies, and sensory planning; working closely with families to help individuals live with dignity and purpose in safe, low-arousal environments.
Specialist neuro-informed programmes with therapy carry-over, daily living skills training, and behaviour regulation, helping people regain independence and quality of life.
24/7 intensive support for people in crisis or at risk of admission. Delivered in partnership with NHS crisis teams and designed to stabilise, reduce distress, and support recovery.
Compassionate, non-judgemental support for people with co-occurring needs. We provide clear, integrated pathways with joint-working protocols, ensuring there is “no wrong door” and no one is excluded because of complexity.
Round-the-clock staffing, waking night and sleep-in services, robust governance, and CQC-registered personal care where required.
(Waking night/sleep-in as clinically required), with outcomes-driven support plans and positive risk-taking. Supported living keeps tenancy rights separate from care and is regulated for Personal Care by the CQC.
For people whose behaviour challenges, reducing restrictive practices and improving quality of life.
Short-to-medium-term placements that enable safe, timely discharge, reduce length of stay, and support re-integration to community life. We work to CPA plans, s117 aftercare and PHBs.
Medication support, budgeting, community access, education/employment pathways, digital inclusion and peer support delivered through trauma-informed practice.
Close liaison with NHS clinicians and local authority teams; access to neuro/psychology, OT and SLT where needed for ABI and complex LD&A.
Quality homes near transport and services, tailored to individual needs (e.g., low-arousal environments for autism).
Each LifeCome Care supported living home includes features that promote confidence, well-being and social connection:
Our homes are located in safe, accessible neighbourhoods, close to shops, transport links, parks, health services and community resources.
Our properties are located across multiple areas at the following addresses:
97 Broxholm Road, West Norwood, Lambeth, SE27 0BJ
27 Dora Way, Lambeth, SW9 7E
73 Florence Road, Lewisham, SE14 6QL
250 Old Lodge Lane, Purley, Croydon, CR8 4AP
3 Hartland Drive, Sunnyhill, Derby, DE23 1LU
19 Ambleside Road, Willesden, Brent, NW10 3UH
177 St John’s Road, Wembley, Brent, HA9 7JP
14 Warwick Road, West Drayton, Hillingdon, UB7 9BZ
5 Dudley Gardens, Harrow on the Hill, Harrow, HA2 0DQ
22 Portgate Close, Westminster, W9 3DL
150 Fernhead Road, Westminster, W9 3EL
3 Cromarty Villas, Queensborough Terrace, Westminster, W2 3SX
63 Oundle Avenue, Bushey, Hertfordshire, WD23 4QG
At Lifecome Care, we partner with trusted housing providers, local authorities, healthcare professionals, and community organisations to deliver high-quality Supported Living services
Leading from the front in the health care industry.
Yes. We offer rapid response placements, particularly for step-down from hospital or to prevent admission, working closely with crisis services.
Yes. We offer rapid response placements, particularly for step-down from hospital or to prevent admission, working closely with crisis services.
Absolutely. Our PBS-trained teams and trauma-informed practice mean we’re specialists in complexity, including dual diagnosis, ABI, and autism with behaviours of concern.
Yes. Where personal care is provided, we are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), with strong governance and compliance systems.