Supported living is provided for adults with intellectual disabilities, autistic adults and people in mental health rehabilitation. There are 50 places, mostly in residents' own apartments in ordinary housing, plus a five-person group home. Support is tailored individually, with an on-call worker reachable at night.
Weekly activities include bowling, billiards, gym sessions, swimming and disc golf. Shared spaces host meals, games, film nights and sessions for practising social skills. Occasional outings are also arranged. Admission is through a social worker at the resident's wellbeing services county. The entrance is wheelchair accessible.
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