Since 2009, Supporting Young Futures has partnered with Local Authorities to provide high-quality accommodation, care, and guidance for young people aged 16+ who are preparing to leave care. We believe every young person deserves the opportunity to feel secure, valued, and empowered as they take their next steps into independence.
Foundational safety & successful futures
Our family-style homes create a nurturing environment for young people with emotional, social, learning, or behavioural challenges who are unable to live with their families. Beyond safe housing, we focus on developing essential life skills, building resilience, and offering both emotional and practical support.
Safeguarding is at the core of our work. We are committed to creating a safe organisational culture where young people feel secure, protected, and able to thrive.
We tailor support to help each young person gain the skills, confidence, and resilience they need to succeed— measuring progress through our three core outcomes.
We collaborate with professionals and partners to deliver holistic, person-centred support tailored to individual needs, helping young people access the right services at the right time.
We recognise and understand the complex emotional and behavioural issues experienced by the young people we support. Our environments are nurturing and psychologically informed.
The values below shape our culture and guide how we create safe, consistent, and supportive homes for young people.
Safety is not a policy on a shelf, it’s how we work, every day.
We recognise lived experience and provide psychologically informed support.
We support Preparation for Adulthood through practical, measurable progress.
We prioritise physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing with clear reporting and action.
Inclusive support that respects identity, background, and lived experience.
Collaborative working with professionals and partners to deliver coordinated support.
Empathy, patience, and genuine care for each young person’s journey.
Consistency, respectful communication, and confidentiality.
Building confidence, independence, and informed decision-making.
Supporting coping strategies and problem-solving skills for challenges.
Listening to feedback and improving continuously.
Ethical standards, boundaries, and ongoing development.
We provide more than accommodation — we create safe, supportive home environments where young people can feel secure, valued, and supported as they prepare for independence.
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A stable home where young people feel safe and cared for, alongside practical support and emotionally informed guidance that supports Preparation for Adulthood.
“Safe, nurturing environments where young people can grow and develop—supported by professional workers who care, support and listen.”
“Life skills that build independence: preparing and cooking meals, budgeting, and managing the home environment.”
“Engagement in Education, Employment or Training—supporting young people to explore options and sustain attendance.”
“Wellness planning and emotionally informed support to build resilience and positive, stable relationships.”
“Safeguarding culture with systems to identify concerns, take action, and contribute to effective partnership working.”
“Safer recruitment and trained staff, supported through supervision and ongoing development.”
Supporting Young Futures operates within the Ofsted regulatory framework. Our services are delivered in line with safeguarding requirements, quality standards, and expectations for the care and protection of young people.
Regulation • Safeguarding • Accountability
