Majesty Healthcare

Shared Living

Shared Living

We have a robust matching process, so that young people can live safely and happily as a group. Young people living in our shared houses are provided with care and support to achieve independence, according to their assessed needs. Support is adjusted according to the changing needs of the young person and can increase or decrease to respond to individual needs.

Whilst a young person is living at Majesty Healthcare we deliver a ‘step down’ support package to increase the young person’s skills, giving them greater capacity and ability to achieve independence.

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Adressing Non-Engagement

To further reinforce positive engagement, we will have an incentive scheme. Young people will work towards their weekly targets, including education, employment, training, completion of chores, returning home before curfew, and maintaining positive behaviour. If they achieve these targets, then we will fund a group activity, e.g. a film night, a nails night, or bowling. This will be chosen by the young people, further fostering a sense of community.

Young people who do not participate are not included, providing a deterrent. If this approach does not work, we will liaise with the young person’s social worker to identify potential financial sanctions

24/7 Supported Living

Our mental health supported living services all have their own personality, brought to life by the people we support and our teams.

Community Recovery At Home

Majesty Healthcare now offer community-based mental health support to individuals at home.

Step-Down Supported Living

Quality, safety, good governance, and the delivery of successful outcomes are fundamental to our support model. We provide the highest quality services tailored to the needs of the individual , so the people we support can be assured they are in good hands.

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