At LifeCome Care, supported living means more than safe housing. It means personalised, specialist support designed to empower independence, recovery, and community inclusion. Our services are trusted nationwide; our Mental Health Step-down Service won the National Positive Practice in Mental Health Award (2021) and has supported over 2,600 individuals to successfully transition back into the community.
LifeCome Care Supported Living
Safe. Supportive. Person-Centred Homes Across London & the UK.
At LifeCome Care, we provide high-quality supported living services designed to help people live safely, confidently, and independently. Each of our homes offers a warm, respectful environment with 24/7 on-site staff, ensuring support is always available when it’s needed.
Our supported living accommodation is suitable for individuals with mental health needs, learning disabilities, autism, ADHD/ADD, acquired brain injuries, complex needs, dual diagnosis, physical or sensory disabilities, and those with trauma histories, offending backgrounds, or high-risk behaviours.
Thoughtful Matching to the Right Accommodation
We know that the right environment makes a real difference. Every property within our service supports specific types and levels of need, helping residents feel settled, understood, and safe.
Before offering a placement, we carry out a comprehensive person-centred assessment, including risk and compatibility checks. This ensures:
• Individuals are matched with peers who share similar needs and routines
• The environment feels calm, therapeutic and predictable
• Safety is maintained without compromising independence
• Families and commissioners have confidence in placement stability
Support That Puts You First
Every person we support receives an individualised support plan co-produced with them, their family (if they choose), and our professional team.
Our support includes:
- Daily living skills & independence building
- Trauma-informed and strengths-based practice
- Community inclusion, education & employment support
- Emotional and mental health support
- Medication support and health monitoring
- Relapse prevention, recovery-focused work & risk management
Staff are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, providing reassurance, oversight and professional care at all times.
A Place to Belong. A Place to Grow.
As you browse the list of our supported living accommodations below, you can be assured that every LifeCome Care residence upholds our commitment to:
Whether you are a service user, family member or commissioner, we welcome you to discover what makes LifeCome Care a trusted partner in supported living.
About Supported Living
Our Supported Living Services
What We Offer
24/7 staffed Supported Living
(Waking night/sleep-in as clinically required), with outcomes-driven support plans and positive risk-taking. Supported living keeps tenancy rights separate from care and is regulated for Personal Care by the CQC.
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)
For people whose behaviour challenges, reducing restrictive practices and improving quality of life.
Step-Down Services (Hospital Discharge & Flow)
Short-to-medium-term placements that enable safe, timely discharge, reduce length of stay, and support re-integration to community life. We work to CPA plans, s117 aftercare and PHBs.
Recovery, Skills & Independence: daily living skills
Medication support, budgeting, community access, education/employment pathways, digital inclusion and peer support delivered through trauma-informed practice.
Clinical & MDT Partnership
Close liaison with NHS clinicians and local authority teams; access to neuro/psychology, OT and SLT where needed for ABI and complex LD&A.
Housing with
Support
Quality homes near transport and services, tailored to individual needs (e.g., low-arousal environments for autism).
Each LifeCome Care supported living home includes features that promote confidence, well-being and social connection:
Our homes are located in safe, accessible neighbourhoods, close to shops, transport links, parks, health services and community resources.
- 19 Ambleside Road, Willesden, Brent, NW10 3UH
- 177 St John’s Road, Wembley, Brent, HA9 7JP
- 14 Warwick Road, West Drayton, Hillingdon, UB7 9BZ
- 5 Dudley Gardens, Harrow on the Hill, Harrow, HA2 0DQ
- 22 Portgate Close, Westminster, W9 3DL
- 150 Fernhead Road, Westminster, W9 3EL
- 3 Cromarty Villas, Queensborough Terrace, Westminster, W2 3SX
- 63 Oundle Avenue, Bushey, Hertfordshire, WD23 4QG
LifeCome Care: Your Home, Your Journey, Your Future.
Our properties are located across multiple areas at the following addresses:
- 97 Broxholm Road, West Norwood, Lambeth, SE27 0BJ
- 27 Dora Way, Lambeth, SW9 7E
- 73 Florence Road, Lewisham, SE14 6QL
- 250 Old Lodge Lane, Purley, Croydon, CR8 4AP
- 3 Hartland Drive, Sunnyhill, Derby, DE23 1LU
Why Lifecome Care?
How to Refer
We welcome referrals from
- NHS Trusts & ICBs
- Local Authority commissioners
- Hospital discharge teams
- Social workers & care coordinators
Our process is simple
- Referral received → review of needs & risk
- Assessment visit → person-centred planning
- Matching to accommodation & staff → rapid mobilisation
- Transition support → step-in, step-up, or step-down
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Testimonials
Compliments to care staff
Z. Dunn (Client)
I have had good care and support from my carers, and they have done everything possible to make me feel comfortable. Sheriff is super-efficient, I would like to compliment him on being helpful, being clean and tidy, super-efficient, very helpful, responsible, caring, organised and always willing to help. Sheriff is a great support worker who does his job correctly, he is a very helpful carer.
Edesiri is an amazing support worker who genuinely cares for us and treats us with the utmost respect. He comforts us and helps us overcome any challenges we face. He is like the brother I never had, always loving and caring.
A. Tariq (Client)
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
15+ years of service in the health care industry
Leading from the front in the health care industry
Supported Living gives people their own tenancy and independence, with tailored support built around their goals, not institutional rules.
Yes. We offer rapid response placements, particularly for step-down from hospital or to prevent admission, working closely with crisis services.
Absolutely. Our PBS-trained teams and trauma-informed practice mean we’re specialists in complexity, including dual diagnosis, ABI, and autism with behaviours of concern.
Yes. Where personal care is provided, we are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), with strong governance and compliance systems.