Who we support:

We support adults with learning disabilities, autism, and mental health needs who require structured, person-centred support to live safely and independently in the community.

Our services are suitable for individuals:

  • Stepping down from hospital or residential placements

  • Requiring support to maintain a tenancy

  • With behaviours that may challenge

  • Requiring consistent, well-managed support

  • Needing support to develop independence and life skills

  • Mental Health

    We provide person-centred residential and supported living services for adults with mental health needs, delivered in safe, stable, and homely environments across West London and Bedfordshire.

    Our trained staff work closely with each individual and their wider care network to develop structured support plans focused on recovery, stability, and increasing independence. Day-to-day support includes assistance with daily living, medication management, and coordinated access to healthcare and community mental health services.

    We support individuals at different stages of their pathway, including those stepping down from hospital or requiring longer-term community-based support.

    Our goal is simple — to help the people we support live well, feel safe, and move forward.

  • Learning Disabilities

    We provide residential and supported living services for adults with learning disabilities, supporting individuals to live fulfilling, independent lives in warm, well-staffed homes across West London and Bedfordshire.

    Support is tailored to each person’s strengths, preferences, and goals, with care plans developed in partnership with the individual, their family, and relevant professionals. Day-to-day support includes personal care, medication management, and the development of daily living skills, alongside structured activities that promote confidence and community engagement.

    Our homes are designed to feel genuinely homely, with consistent staff teams who know the individuals they support well and provide reliable, dignified care.

    We have experience supporting individuals with a range of needs, including those with autism, behaviours that may challenge, and more complex support requirements.

Care Assist Services include

Supported living

Supported living is a flexible model that enables individuals with learning disabilities, autism, or mental health needs to live in their own home with personalised support built around them.

At Care Assist, we deliver supported living services across West London and Bedfordshire, working with housing association partners to provide stable, appropriate accommodation alongside structured support packages. Support is tailored to the individual, regularly reviewed, and designed to promote independence, tenancy sustainability, and long-term stability.

We work closely with local authority commissioners, care managers, and community teams to ensure each person receives the right level of support at the right time, including step-down from more restrictive settings where appropriate.

Support to access the community and attend events

We support the individuals we care for to access their local community, attend appointments, and participate in meaningful social and recreational activities.

Our staff work alongside each person to identify opportunities that reflect their interests and goals — whether that includes visiting local amenities, attending day services, pursuing hobbies, or building social connections.

Community involvement is central to our approach. We focus on promoting independence, reducing social isolation, and supporting individuals to build confidence and live fulfilling, active lives within their local community.

Personal care

We provide dignified, respectful support with all aspects of personal care, tailored to the individual needs of the people we support. This includes assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, mobility, skincare, and medication management — always delivered in a way that respects personal preferences, privacy, and independence.

Our staff understand that personal care requires trust, sensitivity, and consistency. Support is provided with compassion and professionalism, with a focus on maintaining dignity and encouraging individuals to develop and retain their independence wherever possible.

Access to Healthcare and Advocacy

We take a proactive and coordinated approach to the health of the people we support, facilitating regular appointments, health checks, and access to GP and specialist services.

Where individuals face barriers in understanding or communicating their healthcare needs, our staff provide appropriate support — including the use of communication aids and Makaton — ensuring information is accessible and informed consent is meaningful.

We support advance care planning in partnership with the individual, their family, and relevant health professionals, ensuring that personal preferences and choices are clearly documented and respected.

We advocate strongly for the rights of the people we support, promoting equal access to healthcare and ensuring individuals are supported to make informed decisions about their care at all times.