Supported Living in Lincolnshire
Supported Living: Your Home, Your Life, Your Way
Live in your own home with the right support around you. We help adults build skills, confidence and independence, while you stay in control of your everyday life.
Your own tenancy
Care and support arranged around you
What Is Supported Living?
Supported living means you have your own home, usually with your own tenancy, and your care and support are arranged separately around your needs. You might live on your own or share a house with a small number of people, each with your own bedroom and shared living spaces.
You have the same rights as any other tenant, and you decide how you spend your day. Our role is to provide the support that helps you live safely and independently.
Who Does What?
Your landlord or housing provider
- Owns and manages the property
- Holds your tenancy agreement
- Handles repairs and maintenance
- Collects rent and service charges
Auxin Healthcare
- Provides your care and support
- Creates your personal support plan
- Supports daily living, skills and wellbeing
- Supports you to manage your tenancy and bills
Keeping housing and support separate means you can change your support provider without losing your home.
Who Supported Living Is For
Adults with a learning disability
Wanting more independence.
Autistic adults
Who thrive with consistent routines and familiar people.
Adults with physical disabilities
Who want to live in their own accessible home.
Adults with mental health needs
Ready to move on from hospital or other services.
What We Support You With
- Cooking, cleaning, laundry and shopping
- Budgeting, paying bills and managing your tenancy
- Personal care, where needed
- Medication prompts, in line with your support plan
- Health appointments and staying well
- College, work and volunteering
- Sport, leisure and hobbies
- Keeping close to family and friends
- Getting out, travelling and community life
- Getting along with housemates and neighbours
Support That Fits Your Needs
Scheduled hours
Support at agreed times during the day or week.
Shared support
Support shared between housemates for everyday tasks.
One to one support
Dedicated support for individual activities and needs.
Sleep in support
A support worker sleeps on site and is available if needed at night.
Waking nights
A support worker stays awake overnight for people who need it.
The staffing models available are confirmed during your assessment.
How a Referral Works
Referral or enquiry
The person, family or a professional contacts us.
Assessment
We meet the person to understand needs, goals, risks and preferences.
Support plan and funding
We agree a plan and support hours with the person and their funder.
Planned move or start
Gradual introductions to support workers and, where relevant, a new home.
Settling in and reviews
Extra support early on, then regular reviews.
Looking for a Supported Living Provider?
We work with social workers, commissioners, community teams and hospital discharge teams across Lincolnshire. Tell us about the person and we will respond with availability and next steps.
Why Choose Auxin for Supported Living
Your home, your rules
We support your choices, in your space.
Consistent team
Familiar support workers who know you well.
Real independence
Support focused on new skills, not doing things for you.
Joined up
We work with landlords, families and professionals.
Local roots
A Spalding team connected to local opportunities.
Safe and reviewed
Clear risk assessments and regular reviews.
Supported Living Questions
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Start a Supported Living Enquiry
Tell us a little about the person and what they are looking for. Our team will call to talk through options and next steps.
Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm, weekends 10am to 3pm
If someone is in immediate danger or needs urgent medical help, call 999.