Diverse Services · West London
Specialist mental health supported living in West London.
Supporting people to build everyday independence, with psychology, nutrition and activities included in the agreed support package.
Diverse Services is an independent West London provider, established in 2022. We support adults with mental health needs to live safely and build independence, working alongside families, local authorities and ICBs.
- 18
- advertised homes
- 114
- people: current capacity
- 4
- West London boroughs
- 10
- local authorities we work with
Our homes are in Hammersmith & Fulham, Hounslow, Ealing and Hillingdon.
How we can help
Support for families and for commissioners.
For families
Day to day. Each person has a keyworker and an agreed plan built around their goals, with help with everyday skills, medication support, activities and wellbeing. Psychology and nutrition reviews are offered to everyone.
Asking about a place. Families and people enquiring for themselves can contact our central team. We will explain how referral and assessment work and who to speak to.
Visiting and keeping in touch. Visits are planned with the person and the home, and you can ask to see a home before a move.
For local authorities and ICBs
No agency staff are used. Psychology, nutritionist and activities-coordinator input are included in baseline fees. Fees are agreed per placement with the funding authority.
The relevant service manager assesses each referral. The first planned support review is within four weeks of moving in, and support-hour changes are agreed with the funding team before implementation.
Progress reviews cover everyday skills, wellbeing, participation, education or employment and moves towards independence, with updates when needs or risks change. Availability is shared privately with professional referrers.
Suitability
Support matched to the person.
Our services support adults with mental health needs. The relevant service manager reviews each referral, taking account of the person's needs, preferences and risk management plans.
Women's services
Five women-only homes, with matching support staff. Foxglove is our only CQC-registered service and is not a forensic service.
Explore women's services →Men's services
Support for mental health needs, including substance misuse and behaviour that challenges, according to each service's remit.
Explore men's services →Forensic support
Fitzneal House is a dedicated all-male, non-CQC forensic support service. Suitable direct referrals from secure and other mental health hospitals can be accepted.
Explore forensic services →Young adults aged 18–25
Greatfields supports young adults with mental health needs and a learning disability or autism, with 24-hour support focused on personal development and everyday independence.
Explore Greatfields →Low-to-medium support
Individual flats offer space to build everyday independence while working towards a tenancy of your own. We support people to develop practical skills and pursue their goals and dreams while they wait for their own flat.
Explore support towards independent living →People have en-suite facilities. Kitchens are shared or private, depending on the home. See all specialist services →
How support works
Everyday skills.
Planned progression.
Support follows assessed needs, personal choice and an agreed plan. Initial psychology and nutrition reviews are offered to everyone; further input is agreed individually.
Explore our support pathway →Agree the support
The service manager reviews suitability. The first planned support review is within four weeks of moving in.
Build everyday independence
The person and keyworker review goals monthly. Each home has a weekly activities programme shaped by people's interests, alongside individual activity plans and optional groups. Routine activities are included; some outings or personal expenses may cost extra.
Review and plan the next step
Support-hour changes are agreed with the person and funding team before implementation. Moves between homes include a planned handover within the familiar Diverse approach.
The next step
Discuss a placement.
Enquiries come to our central team and are allocated to service managers or operations. Families and people enquiring for themselves can use the same route. We respond promptly; suitability, assessment and move-in are considered separately.
Availability is shared privately with professional referrers. Tell us about the support needed and the area you are considering.
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