Supported housing is a safe living environment that provides more than just accommodation. At Rise Inspired Ltd, it includes personalised support with life skills, education, employment, mental health, and building confidence—so young people can move toward independent adulthood with structure and care.

We support: Young people aged 16–18 (including those in care) Care leavers aged 18+ preparing for independence Young people at risk of homelessness, exploitation, or gang involvement Individuals who need help developing life skills, routines, and emotional stability All referrals are assessed on a case-by-case basis to ensure our service is the right fit.

Yes, we can consider emergency or short-notice placements, depending on risk level and availability. Our Burnside Road residence is fully staffed 24/7 and equipped to provide immediate support and assessment.

Support is personalised but typically includes: Help with budgeting, cooking, and managing routines Education and training support (college, apprenticeships, CVs) Emotional well-being and goal setting Daily check-ins and safeguarding oversight Guidance with housing, health, and future planning We use a three-stage Step-Pathway model to structure the journey toward independence.

Placement duration varies depending on need and progress: Short-term emergency stays 12–18 months for structured support 6–9 months for semi-independent "move-on" accommodation We work with professionals and young people to agree on realistic goals and timelines.

Yes. Our Dagenham Home is staffed 24/7. Our Newham Home (18+) also has staffing, with regular check-ins and scheduled mentoring. Safety, supervision, and access to support are core parts of our approach.

Professionals (e.g., social workers, youth workers, housing officers) can refer via email at info@riseinspired.co.uk. Please include: Basic referral details Risk assessment Support needs and placement goals We respond quickly and can offer guidance on completing the process.

Absolutely. We believe in collaborative working and regularly partner with: Local authorities and social care teams Mental health services Schools, colleges, and apprenticeship providers Youth justice and community organisations We welcome multi-agency involvement to give each young person the best support possible.