Supported accommodation for ages 16 to 25
Supported accommodation in Bradford that puts young people first
A safe, welcoming home for young people leaving residential or foster care, with a key worker, a personal plan and practical help to build confidence and independence.
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- Ages 16 to 25
- Bradford and Shipley
- Staff on site day and night
- Weekly 1:1 key work
New place. New people.
You do not have to do it alone.
How can we help you today?
A home first, with support built around you
We believe every young person deserves a safe place to call home and the chance to build the life they want.
Serenity Supported Living provides semi-independent supported accommodation for young people aged 16 to 25 who are leaving residential or foster care. Our team helps you develop the skills, confidence and knowledge you need for adult life, while you stay connected to the people and community that matter to you. Our values are rooted in your right to live as independently as possible, with guidance to make positive choices and equal opportunities in every part of your life.
Learn about usPractical support for everyday life
Support at Serenity is about real skills you will use every day, at a pace that feels right for you.
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Everyday living skills
Cooking healthy meals, laundry, cleaning and keeping your space safe and tidy.
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Money and budgeting
Making a budget, paying bills, shopping affordably and starting to save.
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Education, training and work
Finding the right course, training or job and building confidence for your next step.
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Health and wellbeing
Registering with a GP, dentist and optician and support to access local services when you need them.
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Relationships and hobbies
Keeping in touch with trusted people and finding activities you enjoy.
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Preparing to move on
Building the skills and plans you need for a home of your own.
How support works from day one
Moving somewhere new can feel like a lot. Here is what happens, step by step.
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Moving in day
A member of staff welcomes you, shows you around, gives you your keys and helps you settle your belongings into your room.
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Your first 48 hours
We meet to check how you are settling in and begin agreeing your first independence goals together.
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Your first month
You work with your key worker on your support plan, setting out your short and long term goals and the help available.
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Every week
You have a 1:1 session with your key worker and plan a weekly timetable for education, appointments and activities.
Comfortable homes in Bradford and Shipley
Our homes are close to shops, parks, colleges and good transport links, so everything you need is within easy reach.
To protect the young people who live with us, we do not publish addresses. We share full details with professionals during the referral process.
- Your own furnished room
- Shared kitchen and lounge
- TV with internet access
- Staff on site day and night
Clear information for placement teams
We know you need the facts quickly. Here is how we work.
Ages and pathways
Young people aged 16 to 25 leaving residential or foster care, with separate arrangements for 16 and 17 year olds and young adults aged 18 to 25.
Staffing model
Day staff and waking night staff every day, with an allocated staff member for each young person on every shift.
Plans and reporting
Weekly 1:1 key work, monthly plan reviews and regular progress reports shared with social workers.
Your voice matters here
You have a say in your support, your plans and how your home runs.
Key work sessions
Talk through your goals, worries and ideas every week.
House meetings
Help plan menus, activities and shared decisions with your housemates.
Independent advocacy
We can arrange an advocate to make sure your views are heard.
Raising a concern
If something is not right, you can tell us and we will listen.
Safe, regulated and accountable
- Registered with Ofsted as a supported accommodation provider
- Safeguarding at the heart of everything we do
- Clear policies, open complaints process and independent advocacy
Life in Bradford and Shipley
Living with Serenity means being part of a lively local community, with plenty to see and do.
- Northcliffe and Roberts Park for walks and fresh air
- Shipley Library for books, Wi-Fi and community events
- The Alhambra Theatre for live shows
- The National Science and Media Museum
- City Park Mirror Pool in Bradford city centre
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Questions people often ask
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Talk to our team about a young person's needs and current availability.