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Supporting people on their journey towards greater independence
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Providing high-quality, person-centred care that offers enablement for people with disabilities and support needs
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Promoting positive mental health and enabling individuals to live as independently as possible
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Using our experience and clinical expertise to help people achieve fulfilling and independent lives
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Supporting people on their journey towards greater independence
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Promoting positive mental health and enabling individuals to live as independently as possible
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Health Investor Specialist Care Provider of the Year 2020
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About us


Eden Futures supports people aged 18 and over who have learning disabilities, enduring mental ill health, autism and associated complex behavioural needs.  We have worked for over 25 years with commissioning teams across England, engaging with them to provide innovative, community based supported living services for vulnerable people.

Our service delivery model focuses on increasing independence across a range of accommodation types including support in shared houses, individual apartments or houses and specialist accommodation. We empower individuals to gain or regain skills to help them to live independently and recover from illness in the most unobtrusive and least restrictive manner possible. Providing ‘just enough’ support assists individuals to build on their strengths, develop their abilities and achieve their personal aspirations without an over dependency on support. Every person we support has their own tenancy agreement and front door.

Eden Futures supports more than 650 people across the Midlands and North of England, in more than 150 services . We are opening new services every year, designing services with the individual in mind, building and adapting services around them rather than attempt to fit a person into a service in a ‘one size fits all’ arrangement.

We employ more than 1,100 support workers and ensure that everyone is equipped with the skills necessary to support people living in our services.  In our specialist services we develop our teams to understand challenging behaviour that reflects individual requirements and other associated complex needs.

600
Service users cared for
by over 1,100 members of staff
I have been able to have the care that I want at home, even when I have come up against difficulties, the team have worked with me to overcome them and enabled me to live my life the way I want, at home with the care that I need.
Service user / Blackpool