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The Community Building Management is an independent private social care provider offering a 24-hour person centred service for young people aged 16+ that may need help in facing a wide range of developmental issues. As teenagers approaching adulthood, living independently becomes a significant goal.  The development of self – resilience is required, so we aim to support young people from “dysfunctional” families and a diverse range of backgrounds, be it; immigration, foster care, or the Youth Justice system. We deliver resources that provide the necessary skills and information to help adolescents transition into adulthood and enrich skills to live independently.

One of the advantages that our supported living programme can offer is the teaching of various "coping mechanisms." When struggling young adults have these identified skills, many issues they face are easily problem solved enabling them to make more informed decisions for themselves. We assess their management plans from the very beginning and consult with a co-production approach on the best possible therapeutic packages, tailor made for each individual as a continuous process. 

Our supported living programmes are for young people who will be in need of a safe and supportive environment while they transition into adulthood. This type of independent living can be a great source of learning and maturation for young people that haven’t had the chance to be shown a different pathway or missing a crucial developmental gap within their milestones, that has never been identified.

Our programmes are designed to identify the developmental gaps and implement a plan for a positive pathway to improve their living skills, knowledge, and abilities upon departure from local authority care. Each young person will have an opportunity to learn
about their strengths and weaknesses based on their individual needs. The ultimate goal is for all young people through their personal plans, to be prepared to live independently and integrate as an important member of their community, which in turn builds a sound platform for them within society.