Our Homes

A new supported living home, coming in 2026.

A safe, warm and therapeutic residential group home for young people between the ages of 5-14 on admission, requiring medium to long-term therapeutic support.

A single home environment for a child or young person aged 7-17 on admission, who might require an emergency placement and additional assessment, or who may benefit from a longer placement in solo provision before stepping down.

Bourne House is a children’s home for one young person aged 6-12 on admission, who has emotional and behavioural needs, underpinned by trauma and attachment difficulties.

The home specifically looks after children aged 7-12 on admission, who have experienced severe neglect and abuse, have attachment disorders or have suffered childhood trauma.

Clara House is for young people age 16 – 18. We help them build the abilities they need to live independently, focusing on practical and emotional growth.

Ebble House is an established children’s home based in Wiltshire for children and young people aged 6-12 on admission.

The service has been specifically designed to meet the needs of younger children, aged 6-10 on admission, who require a period of intense therapeutic residential care.

The Orchard is a safe, warm and welcoming home for children aged 5-17 on admission, where we support children to learn better ways to cope and express their emotions, and to learn to self-regulate and keep safe.

Osmington House is a warm, caring home for children aged 7-17 on admission, with staff genuinely committed to making a difference to the lives of children and young people, holding them at the heart of all that they do.

Nadder House provides support to young people aged 16 and up to 18, with a focus on independent living skills, both practical and emotional.

Namwera House provides care for children aged 10-16 on the day they move in who have experienced trauma, abuse and neglect, and / or learning needs.