Our service is focused on Foundational Safety and Stability and Preparation for Adulthood (P4A), delivered through measurable progress across three core outcomes.
How we support
Supporting Young Futures provides more than accommodation. We build stable, family-style environments and practical, outcomes-focused support so care leavers (16+) can move forward with confidence.
A home at SYF is a launching pad. Since 2009, we’ve worked alongside Local Authorities to help young people build the confidence to manage money, look after a home, and take their next steps into adulthood.
Trauma-informed, psychologically aware environments that focus on the individual — supporting confidence and self-esteem, without reducing young people to a checklist.
Consistent, common-sense guidance and trusted relationships that bring steadiness to day-to-day life — helping young people stay on track with independence, EET pathways, and well-being.
Our Independent Living Skills Programme uses engaging, real-world sessions so lessons stick — from budgeting and cooking to accessing services, building confidence, and planning next steps.
Young people don’t leave SYF with instructions — they leave with a bespoke Life Skills Toolbelt.
Support is tailored to each young person, with practical day-to-day help and emotionally informed guidance. Our outcomes structure helps keep plans clear, consistent, and purposeful.
Building the skills and confidence needed to manage everyday life, maintain a home environment, and sustain independence over time.
Helping young people access and sustain Education, Employment, or Training, aligned to their goals and readiness as part of Preparation for Adulthood.
Psychologically informed support that helps young people build resilience, emotional regulation, and stable, positive relationships.
We support young people to build practical life skills and confidence for day-to-day living—helping them manage responsibilities and develop stable routines as they prepare for adulthood.
Support is practical, consistent, and tailored. Staff work alongside each young person to strengthen skills that support independent living and a stable transition from care.
We support young people to access and sustain Education, Employment, or Training—building confidence, practical readiness, and forward planning as part of Preparation for Adulthood.
Support may include exploring options, completing applications, preparing for interviews, and maintaining attendance. Plans are tailored to the young person’s needs and goals.
We provide emotionally and psychologically informed support that helps young people build resilience, develop healthy coping strategies, and strengthen relationships.
Support focuses on stabilisation, trust, and emotionally informed practice. Staff help young people access appropriate services and develop plans that support wellbeing and safer decision-making.
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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
