Supported Living

Mendip Way, Stevenage

Comprises of two houses, with accommodation available for eight individuals under a private tenancy agreement.

Both houses are situated within a private residential area in Gt. Ashby, Stevenage, close to the town centre and within walking distance of local amenities.

The location enables the individuals to integrate easily within the local community, developing their independence and social skills.

The gardens are thoughtfully designed and easily accessible.

Both houses comprise of a well equipped kitchen and dining area, a large living room, downstairs cloakroom and a separate games and activity room.

There are five spacious bedrooms in each house, three of which have en-suite shower rooms. All bedrooms are secure and are decorated and furnished in a personalised way in line with individual choice.

Green Drift, Royston

Comprises of one house, with accommodation available for four males under a private tenancy agreement. 

The house is situated within a private residential area in Royston, close to the railway station and within walking distance of the town centre.

The location enables the individuals to integrate easily within the local community, developing their independence and social skills.

The garden is thoughtfully designed and easily accessible.

There are five spacious bedrooms, including one on the ground floor, three of which have en-suite shower rooms. All bedrooms are secure and are decorated and furnished in a personalised way in line with individual choice.

Hand in Hands are currently working with local commissioners to develop a service in Letchworth which will be available from March 2023.

Community Outreach

Hand in Hands currently support approximately 30 individuals, including some who live alone in their own accommodation and others who live with families.

Hand in Hands recognise that individuals needs are different; some are self-sufficient, with the capacity to make their own decisions and live a semi-independent life, whilst others require continuous care and support.

Hand in Hands ensure the individuals we support are provided with the opportunity to lead an independent life and play an active part in the community.  This enables them to experience everything their community has to offer, whether this is attending college, following interests and hobbies or simply meeting new people and making friends.

Young people and adults are also provided with the necessary support to maintain their health and well-being, find employment or education, and develop friendships, with the aim of gradually reducing the level of support to enable further independence once daily living skills, including travel training and positively managing risk have been developed.

Hand in Hands core values are to respect, support and promote the dignity, rights and self-determination of each individual and our  community and outreach support is an integral part of our service, with staff enabling, empowering and supporting individuals to have the

quality of life that we ourselves would wish for.