Supported Living & Complex Care in Leeds

Leeds has a strong commitment to community-based support for adults with learning disabilities, autism, and complex needs. At My Health Care Support, we deliver supported living across the city, working alongside Leeds City Council, housing providers, and community health teams to create arrangements that are stable, personalised, and genuinely focused on independence.

Our approach begins with the individual. We understand their goals, preferences, communication style, and the support they need to thrive — then we build a plan around those foundations. Whether someone is moving from a family home, transitioning from residential care, or changing provider, we manage the process with professionalism and sensitivity.

We hold active partnerships with Leeds commissioning teams and work within the frameworks that govern local supported living provision, giving families and professionals confidence in our accountability and standards.

Supported living is not a fixed service — it evolves. As individuals develop new skills, gain confidence, and expand their horizons, we adjust support levels to match. Our staff work to person-centred plans that are reviewed regularly, ensuring that support reflects where someone is now, not where they were six months ago.

For those with complex needs requiring specialist approaches — positive behaviour support, intensive interaction, or bespoke communication strategies — our team receives ongoing training and clinical supervision. We collaborate closely with community learning disability teams and allied health professionals across Leeds.

We welcome referrals from social workers, transition teams, and commissioning officers across Leeds. Our process is clear, with named contacts who communicate openly about timelines, matching, and suitability. We do not overpromise — if we are not the right fit, we will tell you.

Families are integral to our supported living provision. We maintain regular communication, invite families to reviews, and value the knowledge they bring about their loved one. This is a partnership, and it works best when everyone is informed and involved.