Calmlivingcare
Our Approach
Calmliving Care understand the importance of a safe, stable, and supportive living environment for young people aged 16 and above who are transitioning into independent adulthood. Our team of experienced and compassionate staff members work tirelessly to promote well-being, resilience, and independence, empowering young people to lead fulfilling and meaningful lives.
We provide high-quality accommodation and tailored support, ensuring that every young person receives the guidance, care, and resources they need to build confidence and life skills. Through our structured programs, we help individuals develop essential life competencies, fostering self-respect, self-reliance, and emotional well-being.
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Safe, well-maintained housing in supportive communities
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Tailored independent living programs
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24/7 on-site and on-call staff for guidance and crisis support
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Assistance with education, employment, and personal development
Why Choose Calm Living Care?
At Calmliving Care, we provide more than just supported accommodation—we create a safe, structured, and nurturing environment where young people can grow, heal, and prepare for independence.
What Makes Us Different?
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24/7 Support & Guidance – Our trained staff are available day and night to offer support, guidance, and reassurance.
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Safe & Secure Accommodation – Our homes are well-managed and fully compliant with safeguarding and health & safety regulations.
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Comfortable, Fully Furnished Rooms – Each young person has a private bedroom with a bed, desk, wardrobe, TV, Wi-Fi, and a welcome hamper.
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Respect for Privacy – Young people receive a room key, personal kitchen storage, and access to a landline phone to maintain independence.
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A Home-Like Environment – Shared living and dining spaces encourage a sense of community and social engagement.
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Relax & Unwind – Our homes offer TVs, gaming consoles, and social activities for young people to enjoy together.
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Building Responsibility – Each young person receives an induction, welcome guide, and tenancy agreement, ensuring they understand house rules and expectations.