West Yorkshire · South Wales
A good week,
A good week,
made possible.
Specialist support for children, young people and adults — at home, in supported living, and out in the community.
Tuesday, 4pm
24/7
Rotas, including waking nights and weekends
1 day
To answer every referral, yes or no
2
Offices — West Yorkshire and South Wales
0
Strangers on day one
Why families choose us
Care that starts with the person, not the rota
We keep teams small on purpose, so nobody has to explain themselves twice.
Same faces every week
Small named teams, with cover planned in advance.
Plans you can read
Written with the person, in plain language.
Trained before shift one
Enhanced DBS, verified references, full induction.
Support we provide
What we help with
Most people need more than one of these at once — which is why one team covers them all.
Who we support
From two hours a week to round-the-clock
Children
At home, after school, and short breaks for parents.
Young people
Transition to adult services, college and travel training.
Adults
Supported living, personal care and a social life.
Professionals
One named contact and an honest answer on capacity.
A week with us
See all support
Cooking, art, swimming, coffee out
How support starts
Four steps, and you can stop at any of them
- 1 You call usA manager takes it, and says honestly whether we can help.
- 2 We assess and planAt home, with the person, family and professionals.
- 3 You meet the teamIntroductions and shadow shifts — and you can say no.
- 4 We record and reviewLogged every shift, reviewed with you, changed as needs move.
Where we work
Two offices, two regions
Just outside the list? Call and ask — we will tell you plainly.
West Yorkshire
CastlefordLeedsWakefieldPontefractNormantonFeatherstoneKnottingleyGarforth & Kippax
South Wales
SwanseaClaseMorristonLlansamletNeath
Not sure who funds it?
Local authority budgets, direct payments, NHS or joint funding, or privately. You get a written quote after the assessment.
See funding routes
What people tell us
In their words
Placeholder quotes, to be replaced with real feedback once consent is collected.
“Same faces every week. They ask him what he wants, not me.”
Parent, Castleford
“The plan is in my words. I keep a copy on the fridge.”
Supported adult, Leeds
“They told me honestly when they couldn’t staff a package.”
Social worker, West Yorkshire
Questions
The things people ask first
If yours isn’t here, call the office — you will speak to someone who can answer it.
How quickly can support start?
Simple packages often start within two weeks. Complex rotas take longer, because we recruit and train to the person.
Can we choose our support workers?
Yes. You meet the team first, and can say no to any worker without explaining why.
Do you cover nights and weekends?
Support teams run 24/7, including waking nights, sleep-ins and bank holidays.
Who pays for the support?
A local authority budget, direct payments, NHS or joint funding, or privately.
Work with us
We’re recruiting support workers
No experience needed — we pay for your training, DBS and shadow shifts.
Paid trainingDBS paid forFlexible rotasBank & full-time
Email Laura King, HR
Before anyone’s first shift
- Enhanced DBS
- References verified
- Right to work
- Safeguarding
- Medication training
- De-escalation
- Shadow shifts
Tell us about the person.
One call, a real manager, and an honest answer about whether we can help.