“To work in care, you have to care, it’s not just a job. It’s people’s lives.” After many years of dedication, compassion, and service,...

“When a young person first moves in, they’re often carrying more than a bag, there’s worry, hope, and a need to feel safe. Our job is to meet them with warmth, structure and time.” - Chantelle, Registered Manager What is Supported Accommodation? Supported accommodation is a safe, structured home for young people aged 16–18 who are building independence. It’s not a children’s home and not living alone. It’s the stepping stone in between, where your son, daughter or relative ha

When a young person arrives in the UK alone, without family, community, or familiarity, what they need most is somewhere safe, stable, and supportive. At Oasis Care, we believe supported accommodation should offer more than just shelter. It should provide a foundation to rebuild a life.

Finances By Daniel, Oasis Care UK "Sometimes, all they need is a place that doesn't just house them, but hears them." — Maria, Support Worker, Oasis Care The Challenge Facing Local Authorities Across the UK, councils are working hard to balance rising demand for 16+ residential care with increasingly tight budgets. With more young people leaving the care system each year, the need for high-quality, cost-effective solutions has never been greater. At Oasis Care, we’re proud to

Residential care can be a transformative solution for individuals with autism, learning disabilities, and other complex needs. At Oasis Care, we take pride in offering comprehensive, round-the-clock support in a nurturing environment. Our approach ensures that each person receives the care they need while fostering their independence. Below are 10 key benefits of our residential care services, 1. Tailored Support Plans: Care That Meets Individual Needs At Oasis Care, no tw

In a recent Guardian article, across England, a growing concern has emerged: some care homes are reluctant to accept children with complex needs, fearing the impact on their Ofsted inspection ratings. These vulnerable young people are left waiting for stable homes, with councils scrambling to find suitable placements. While the demand for care home placements continues to rise, the limited availability of homes willing to accept these children with high levels of need is crea