Houses for supported living with adults with learning disabilities and autism – why is it needed more desperately than ever, and why does it work for commissioners as well as tenants? From seclusion to freedom On 9th February 2021 the House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee held the first session of its enquiry...Continue Reading

Learning disabilities | starting to explode some of the myths #localauthorities #zetetickhousing #supportedliving What do a rapper, an Uber driver, and a mother have in common? Living in a Zetetick supported living home of their own, with the right support, enables our tenants to live as independently as possible, doing what they enjoy, and contributing...Continue Reading

Supported living works for people with learning difficulties and autism Supported Housing also works for local authority commissioners. The Care Quality Commission in its report ‘Out of sight – who cares? made it clear. A radical review of the appalling state of restraint, seclusion and segregation for autistic people, and people with a learning disability...Continue Reading