Nurture Bridge Housing and Support
Safe housing and support with dignity, choice, and independence
Nurture Bridge Housing and Support provides person-centered housing and tailored support for people with learning disabilities, autism, behaviours that challenge, and mental health needs. We work with families, professionals, and referral partners to create stable, respectful, and supportive living environments.
About
A trusted, person-centered approach
We focus on safe housing and compassionate support that reflects each person’s goals, communication needs, routines, and preferences.
Our approach is informed by rights-based practice and careful partnership working with families, commissioners, and community professionals. We present alignment with sector guidance in an informed and responsible way.
Services
Support tailored to individual needs
We provide housing and support pathways designed around safety, wellbeing, and greater independence.
Values
What guides our support
Our work is shaped by compassion, respect, and practical support that helps people live well in their communities.
This includes a clear focus on Right Support, and Right Culture: providing support that is person-centered, promotes independence and inclusion, and is delivered by teams who understand each person’s rights, preferences, and goals.
We also reflect key aspects of the REACH principles by supporting people to have real choice and control, encouraging meaningful relationships and community presence, promoting active participation in everyday life, and ensuring support is shaped around each person’s communication, strengths, and aspirations.
Person centered support
Support is built around the individual, with attention to voice, choice, strengths, and personal outcomes.
Rights and inclusion
We promote dignity, participation, and opportunities for people to live meaningful lives within their communities.
Partnership working
We work collaboratively with families, referrers, commissioners, and professionals to plan support well. This includes open communication, shared goals, clear roles, mutual respect, timely information sharing, and a commitment to making decisions in the best interests of the person receiving support.
Right Support, Right Culture
We aim to provide support that is respectful, least restrictive, and rooted in dignity, choice, belonging, and positive outcomes for each person.
To provide Right Support, we focus on helping each person to build independence, maintain relationships, take part in their community, and access support that is flexible, consistent, and tailored to their communication style, preferences, strengths, and goals.
To promote Right Culture, we work to create environments where people are treated with respect, listened to, and supported by teams who understand their rights, value their individuality, and are committed to compassionate, person-centred practice. This means encouraging openness, reflective learning, positive leadership, and a shared focus on dignity, inclusion, and continuous improvement.
Contact
Talk to our team
If you are a family member, commissioner, referrer, or community partner, please get in touch to discuss support needs, housing enquiries, or referral options.
01223 344874
hello@nurturebridgehousingandsupport.org
Serving communities through supported housing and tailored support services
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Referrals
Clear referral pathway
We welcome enquiries from families, advocates, social workers, commissioners, case managers, and other professionals. To make a referral, contact our team by phone or email and share the person’s main support needs, current situation, preferred location, funding or commissioning information where available, and any known risks or communication needs. Once we receive your enquiry, we will review the information, discuss suitability, and explain the next steps, including any assessment or follow-up required.
Contact our team to discuss housing, support, and referral suitability.