The service offers independent, quality housing to tenants with mental health needs. We support people to achieve personal goals, offer emotional and practical support with day-to-day living, and help develop skills to live independently in the community in order to build a meaningful quality of life as defined by them. We will: - • Provide a safe and supportive environment • Agree a plan of support with tenants including weekly contact with a key worker • Offer listening, reassurance, guidance and practical assistance, and emotional support • Help people gain skills that can equip them for independent living – • Empower service users and enable them to have their say about the service • Work with other agencies to ensure tenants receive appropriate and well organised support • Create a culture where people of all backgrounds and experiences feel appreciated and valued
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• Provide a safe and supportive environment
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• Empower service users and enable them to have their say about the service
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