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Independent Living Support

Empowering you to live life your way

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Independent Living Services

At PA Services For You, we believe everyone deserves to live independently with choice and control over their daily life. Our independent living support enables young adults with complex needs to maintain their autonomy while receiving the right level of assistance to thrive in their own homes.


Recent research shows that 90% of people indicate a desire to live independently for as long as possible (Mulliner et al, 2020). Our experienced team provides flexible, person-centred support that builds on your strengths and helps you achieve greater independence in ways that matter to you.

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What does Independent Living Support include?

Our support is tailored to each person's individual goals and aspirations, focusing on building confidence and skills for greater independence:

Skills Development

In all areas listed as below as

Money management

Time organisation

Decision making

Problem solving

Communication skills

Technology use

Daily Living Skills

Personal care routines

Meal planning and preparation

Shopping and budgeting

Household management

Laundry and cleaning

Managing appointments

Life Administration

Managing correspondence

Bill payments and budgeting

Appointment scheduling

Form filling assistance

Digital skills support

Organising paperwork

Community Connection

Accessing local facilities

Using public transport

Shopping independently

Joining community groups

Building social networks

Finding volunteering opportunities

Health & Wellbeing

Exercise routines

Healthy eating

Mental wellbeing

Managing medications

Medical appointments

Self-care practices

Future Planning

Setting personal goals

Building life skills

Education opportunities

Employment support

Housing options

Long-term planning

Our holistic approach ensures every aspect of wellbeing is nurtured while supporting individuals to thrive independently. Choose PA Services For You for specialist home care that combines professional expertise with genuine warmth and understanding.

Q&As

We’ve put together a selection of frequently asked questions to help you find quick answers to common queries. We’ve aimed to cover the topics people ask about the most, but we know there might still be something on your mind that’s not listed here.

 

If you have a question that we haven’t answered, or if you’d like more information about any of the topics mentioned, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us. We’re always happy to help!

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What does independent living support actually mean?

Independent living support helps you maintain control over your daily life while receiving the assistance you need to live safely and well at home. This might include help with personal care, household tasks, managing money, accessing the community, and developing new skills. The focus is on enabling you to do as much as possible for yourself while having reliable support when needed.

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How do you ensure support promotes independence rather than dependence?

Our approach is based on working alongside you, not doing things for you. We start by understanding what matters to you and what you want to achieve. Support is then tailored to help you build skills and confidence while ensuring safety. We regularly review progress and adjust support as you become more independent in different areas.

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Can support be adjusted as my needs change?

Yes, our support is flexible and can be adjusted as your needs and goals change. We carry out regular reviews to ensure support remains appropriate and helpful. Support can be increased or decreased depending on your circumstances, and we work closely with you to make any changes needed.

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How do you help people maintain social connections?

Social connection is vital for wellbeing and independence. We support people to:

- Access community activities and groups
- Use local facilities and services
- Build and maintain friendships
- Stay in touch with family
- Find volunteering or work opportunities
- Develop communication skills
- Join social groups and clubs

This community engagement helps prevent isolation while building natural support networks that promote greater independence.

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