At Sparkle Supported Living, we believe that everyone has the right to live the life that they choose for themselves, and our supported living services provide independent living with access to a wide range of benefits. Our personalised support services enable people to live happy and fulfilling lives in their own homes, or with their own tenancies. 

We’re here to make sure that everybody experiencing a mental health problem or other needs have the support and respect they deserve to live a more independent life.

Across the county of Hertfordshire  our key role and area of expertise is to provide supported living services and supported accommodation which assist adults and young people with a range of needs to live independently and safely in the local communities.

At Sparkle Supported Living, person centred care is at the heart of everything that we do which means that our support and care is completely bespoke, and perfectly matched to the unique needs, preferences, and aspirations of each individual.

Our 24/7 supported living services provide 24-hour core staffing and can offer additional 1:1 to support as required to support individuals to meet goals and develop skills such as distress tolerance, emotional regulation, domestic and financial skills. Staff can provide emotional and physical support.

The support offered is individualised and tailor made to suit the individual while giving them autonomy and choice around care and support they receive. Support given includes:

• Empowering the individual by promoting independence choice and control

• Tenancy maintenance

• Helping with medication 

• Mental and physical wellbeing including support to access local mental health and GP services.

• Psychoeducation and understanding of mental health and relapse indicators and steps to take to avoid further deterioration.

• Developing life skills and support in activities of daily living e.g. cooking and housekeeping

• Managing finances

• Social skills and behaviour management

• Liaising with professional services, friends, and families

• Socialisation and integration into societal life

• Accessing advocacy services.

Staff at Sparkle Supported Living have a considerable amount of training including, recovery in mental health, emotional regulation, self-harm and suicide mitigation, safety planning, the Mental Health Act, medication, substance misuse, care planning, risk assessment and safeguarding.

Sparkle Supported Living can provide community base support care within the individual's own accommodation within Hertfordshire, Support provided can be anything from 4 hours a day to 24 hours a day and can be 1 to 1 or 2 to 1 support if required.

Staff at Sparkle Supported Living care have a vast amount of training including, recovery in mental health, emotional regulation, self-harm and suicide mitigation, safety planning, the Mental Health Act, medication, substance misuse, care planning, risk assessment and safeguarding.

Staff support and work with individuals to meet goals and develop skills such as domestic and financial skills. Staff can provide emotional and physical support which includes the following:

• Help with mobilising.

• Personal Care

• Domestic and general support; cleaning, cooking, ironing, shopping, appointments and paying bills.

• Medication administration

• Social companionship: escort to enable participation in societal life including escorts to hospital and GP appointments and local facilities and events.

• Live-in-care

• Personal safety and security

• Mental Capacity assessment

• Safeguarding 

Sparkle Supported Living can provide outreach support within the individuals own accommodation within Hertfordshire, and support provided can be anything from 4 hours a day to 24 hours a day and can be 1 to 1 or 2 to 1 support if required.

Staff at Sparkle Supported Living care have a vast amount of training including, recovery in mental health, emotional regulation, self-harm and suicide mitigation, safety planning, the Mental Health Act, medication, substance misuse, care planning, risk assessment and safeguarding.

Staff support and work with individuals to meet goals and develop skills such as domestic and financial skills. Staff can provide emotional and physical support and include the following:

• Help with mobilising.

• Personal Care

• Domestic and general support; cleaning, cooking, ironing, shopping, appointments and paying bills.

• Medication administration

• Social companionship: escort to enable participation in societal life including escorts to hospital and GP appointments and local facilities and events.

• Live-in-care

• Personal safety and security

• Mental Capacity assessment

• Safeguarding