Semi-Independent Supported Housing
Structured Support for Young People Transitioning to Independence
Shebahl Support Services provides semi-independent supported accommodation for young people aged 16–18 who are preparing to transition towards independent living.
Our homes offer a safe, structured and supportive environment where young people can develop the life skills, confidence and stability needed to move successfully into adulthood.
We work closely with local authorities, social workers and safeguarding teams to ensure each placement provides the right level of support for the young person’s needs.
24-Hour Support and Safe Accommodation
Our supported accommodation is staffed by 24-hour onsite support workers, ensuring that young people always have access to guidance, assistance and supervision when needed.
We currently operate multiple supported accommodation homes that provide safe housing for all genders, with placements designed to promote stability, safety and wellbeing.
All staff members are:
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Fully DBS checked
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Trained to work with young people and vulnerable individuals
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Experienced in safeguarding and risk management
Our homes are designed to provide a welcoming and supportive environment where young people can live comfortably while developing independence.
Our Sites
Washington Avenue, Newham
Capel Road, Forest Gate
Buxton Road, Waltham Forest
Shrewsbury Road, Newham
Supporting Education, Employment and Life Skills
A key part of our support focuses on helping young people prepare for adult life.
We actively encourage young people to engage with:
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Further education and college courses
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Training programmes and apprenticeships
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Employment opportunities
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Life skills development
Our staff provide guidance and coaching in areas such as:
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budgeting and managing finances
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cooking and maintaining a home
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accessing education and employment
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developing confidence and decision-making skills
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building positive routines and independence
Preparing Young People for Independent Living
Our goal is to help every young person develop the skills and confidence required to move towards sustainable independent living.
Through structured support plans and regular progress reviews, we work with young people to build the practical and personal skills they need for adulthood while ensuring their safety, wellbeing and personal development remain at the centre of our approach.