At Supported Living Gateway, we're proud to highlight Mental Health Awareness Week and this year's vital theme: 'Community'.
We understand that community connections are essential for mental wellbeing. The relationships formed within supportive environments often become crucial anchors for those facing mental health challenges.
The Mental Health Foundation's blog "Why community is important for our mental health and wellbeing" explores how communities provide us with a sense of belonging, safety, support during difficult times, and give us purpose. Research shows that people who are more socially connected experience better mental health outcomes than those who are isolated.
Visit the Mental Health Foundation's blog to learn more about the connection between community and mental health, and join us in celebrating the communities that support us all.
Please join us in supporting Mental Health Awareness Week 2025.
When it comes to supported living properties, one size doesn’t fit all – and this is particularly true when it comes to lease lengths. The duration of tenancy agreements in supported living varies significantly depending on the specific needs of different client groups, creating distinct requirements for property investors and care providers alike.
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We've written before about the advantages and challenges of investing in supported living, and we're seeing an increasing number of property investors interested in this sector. People are drawn to the idea of investing in property while making a meaningful difference to vulnerable people's lives. We're frequently asked how property investors can get started in Supported Living, so we thought we'd share our insights.
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In March 2023, Baroness Warwick of Undercliffe posed a critical question in the House of Lords about providing more supported housing, highlighting its impact on homelessness prevention, health, and wellbeing.
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When developing housing solutions for people with autism, one size definitely doesn't fit all. The autism spectrum encompasses individuals with vastly different needs, preferences, and capabilities—requiring a diverse range of housing options to ensure everyone has access to a home that genuinely supports their wellbeing.
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