Care providers – working together for supported living At Zetetick we provide quality supported living housing mainly to people with learning disabilities and autism. A key principle of supported living is the separation of housing and support which means that tenants have the choice to change one without having to change the other, giving them more...Continue Reading

Stay Safe and Healthy careBeing healthy and staying safe is an essential part of leading a full and happy life. We can take our health for granted for most of the time until a crisis comes along that make us reevaluate our situations and priorities. At this time this is particularly relevant, with an evolving...Continue Reading

‘Zetetick Life’ magazine released #bringthemhomes After a morning spent stuffing envelopes in our south east office in Lewes, we are so proud that our first batch of Zetetick Life magazines for spring 2020 have been posted and they will be landing on your desks shortly. It was all hands to the pump and even our Deputy...Continue Reading

Out of area placements The National Development Team for Inclusion (NDTi) has just published its report ‘Close to Home’, reviewing out of area placements for adults with mental health conditions. Its findings are concerning, showing that these placements can often go on for long periods of time, with home care coordinators finding it increasingly difficult...Continue Reading

Supported living – a home that’s just right People with learning disabilities and other support needs share a common need and right to find a home that’s just right for them. Supported living can offer this; it’s one of the most common living choices for adults with learning disabilities, second only to living in the...Continue Reading