Safe Haven Support Solutions began with a vision to provide supported housing services that combine safety, inspiration, and positive support for at-risk young people and vulnerable adults in the community.
We provide supported living accommodation for young people with varying levels of need across Southwest England. Our service users may include:
Young people leaving care
Unaccompanied asylum seekers and refugees
Young people with involvement in the Ministry of Justice (under bail conditions, recently released, or preparing for release)
If you believe supported living accommodation could be right for you or someone in your care, speak with your case manager or contact us for an assessment.
At Safe Haven Support Solutions, we believe young people thrive best when they feel part of a family. We recognise this is not always possible, and for many, semi-independent living is the most appropriate alternative.
Our objectives are to:
We believe in creating homes that are homely, welcoming, and empowering. Each property is maintained to a high standard, offering comfort alongside safety.
We are committed to providing nurturing environments where young people can rebuild trust, learn independence, and prepare for a brighter future.
Our mission is simple: treat others as you would like to be treated.
We recognise that every service user has the potential to influence and control the services they receive. This principle is carried forward by our highly skilled and dedicated staff team, ensuring consistent, compassionate care.
To provide a warm, safe, and caring environment for vulnerable young people aged 16–25 who, for various reasons, are leaving parental or foster placements and transitioning into semi-independent living.
Our senior management and frontline staff have extensive experience in supported living and accommodation services for at-risk and vulnerable young people.
The team focuses on:
All staff are trained to high standards, exceeding expectations to ensure the safety, confidence, and wellbeing of every young person we support.
We place great importance on recruiting and retaining high-calibre staff with the right qualifications, experience, and values.
This approach ensures service users can trust the ability, professionalism, and integrity of those who care for them.
Support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
This flexibility guarantees that young people always have access to the right level of support, whenever they need it.
The pie chart illustrates the relative distribution of supported living demand across the South West. Bristol (30%) and Bath & North East Somerset (26%) demonstrate the greatest pressure due to high levels of housing unaffordability and a concentration of vulnerable young people. Somerset/North Somerset (22%) and South Gloucestershire (22%) also show consistent demand, particularly linked to youth homelessness and transitional support needs.
These figures reinforce the strategic need for expanding high-quality, Ofsted-regulated provision like us across all four regions to ensure safe, sustainable outcomes for young people aged 16–25.
Safe Haven Support Solutions is more than a housing provider, we are a partner in helping young people find stability, independence, and hope for the future. Contact us today to learn how we can support young people in your care.
