Martson Support

Supported Living Service

Supported living—independence with the right support

Our Supported Living Service offers an alternative for individuals who find it difficult to cope living alone but do not want to move into residential care. We help people live more independently, with support tailored to their unique needs—ranging from a few hours a week to 24-hour support.

Who we support

We have experience supporting people with a range of needs including learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries, physical and sensory disabilities, epilepsy, diabetes, mental health needs, and behaviours that may challenge.

What support can include

Supported living may include help with:

• Managing a tenancy (where required) and daily routines
• Budgeting, cooking, and life-skills development
• Medication support and wellbeing monitoring
• Accessing community resources (leisure, education, employment)
• Maintaining family and social connections
• Daytime support and appropriate night support where needed

Our aim

We aim to provide high standards of care and support in a warm, respectful environment that encourages growth, participation, and fulfilment—helping individuals build confidence and independence.