What We Do

A dedicated team of professionals who are committed to supporting your independence in a way that is meaningful to you.

Who We Are 
We support

Learning Disabilities

Complex Needs

Autism

Adults with

a PEC board used to help non verbal autistic people to communicate

High-Quality Supported Living Services in Warwickshire

At Union Supported Living, we provide person-centred supported living services for adults with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs across Warwickshire.

Our services are designed to support individuals to live independently in their own homes while receiving the care, guidance and encouragement they need to thrive.

As a not-for-profit organisation, our focus is on delivering high-quality, compassionate and responsive support that places the individual at the centre of everything we do.

  • We provide tailored support that adapts to the needs of each individual.

    Our services include:

    • supported living (including 24-hour support where required)
    • assistance with daily living and personal care
    • development of life skills and independence
    • support with community access and social activities
    • behaviour-aware and specialist support
    • ongoing review and adaptation of support plans

    Every support package is built around the individual’s needs, preferences and goals.

  • We provide structured, predictable and understanding environments that help autistic individuals feel safe, confident and supported.

    → Learn more about Supporting Autistic Adults

  • We support individuals to develop life skills, build independence and participate fully in their communities.

    → Learn more about Supporting Adults with Learning Disabilities

  • We provide specialist, multidisciplinary support for individuals with more complex or high-level needs, including behaviour-aware support and structured care environments.

    → Learn more about Complex Needs Support

  • A central goal of our services is to support individuals to live as independently as possible.

    We work alongside individuals to:

    • build everyday life skills
    • develop routines and structure
    • access community opportunities
    • form meaningful relationships
    • achieve personal goals

    We believe that independence looks different for everyone, and our role is to support each individual on their own journey.

  • Effective support relies on strong collaboration.

    We work closely with:

    • individuals and their families
    • social workers and commissioners
    • healthcare professionals
    • housing providers
    • community organisations

    By working together, we ensure that support is consistent, responsive and aligned with each individual’s needs.

  • Our services are guided by a commitment to providing support that is:

    • Safe – with strong safeguarding practices and trained staff
    • Effective – informed by best practice and continuous learning
    • Caring – delivered with compassion, dignity and respect
    • Responsive – adaptable to changing needs
    • Well-led – supported by experienced leadership and clear governance

    This reflects the standards expected by the Care Quality Commission.

Our Approach to Support

Person-centred care

Partnership working

Dignity, respect and choice

Continuous improvement

Promoting independence

Safeguarding and wellbeing

Support should empower individuals, not limit them. By focusing on strengths and potential, we help individuals build confidence and develop meaningful lives within their communities.

Helping you get the support you need
a young autistic man learns how to play the piano

Who We Support

We support adults who:

• have autism or learning disabilities
• have complex or additional support needs
• wish to live independently in their own home
• require structured and personalised support
• are transitioning from residential or family care

Our services are flexible and designed to adapt as needs change over time.

Accessing Our Services

Support is usually accessed through a referral from a social worker or local authority following a Care Needs Assessment under the Care Act 2014.

We also welcome enquiries from families, carers and professionals who would like to explore support options.

Meet Our Team

  • "Creative, reliable, and genuinely passionate about what they do."

  • "A professional team that delivers on their promises."

  • "Their attention to detail and commitment to quality truly stood out. We’ve already recommended them to others."

Speak to Our Team

If you would like to learn more about our services or discuss a potential referral, our team would be happy to help.

Union Supported Living
Warwickshire

Email: admin@uslwarks.org

At Union Supported Living, we are committed to delivering high-quality, person-centred support that enables individuals to live independently, safely and with dignity.