Supporting you to thrive
We create environments that supports every young person in building confidence, achieving goals, and preparing for a successful future.
Supporting you
We support young people who have experienced emotional or behavioural challenges by offering personalised care, guidance and daily support that helps them feel safe, understood and able to grow.
We provide young people with the stability, understanding and opportunities they deserve, building a foundation rooted in respect, care and hope for their future.
We take time to understand each young person’s experiences and the impact these challenges have had on their wellbeing, relationships and sense of safety. By offering consistency, patience and genuine care, we help them rebuild trust, re-engage with education and rediscover their strengths in an environment where they feel supported and valued.
We take time to understand each young person’s needs
Every young person arrives with their own story, strengths and challenges. We take the time to understand what they need to feel safe, settled and able to grow.
Understanding who YOU are
We take time to learn about your story, what makes you feel safe and what helps you feel settled. Staff listen carefully and work with you to understand your strengths, worries and goals. This helps us support you in a way that feels right for you.
Creating a Plan That Works for You
Once we understand your needs, we create a personalised plan together with you and the professionals who support you. This plan guides your daily routines, education, activities and emotional support, making sure everything is built around what you need to thrive.
Checking In and Adjusting Along the Way
Your needs may change, and that is completely normal. We regularly review how things are going and listen to your feedback. If something is not working, we make changes with you so the support you receive always feels helpful, safe and appropriate.
Your Space, Your Journey
Here, you can find out what life is like in our homes, who will be there to support you and what you can look forward to day to day. We want you to feel welcome, informed and confident about the journey ahead.
This Is Your Space
When you arrive, we want you to feel welcome, safe and comfortable. Your room is your own space to relax, unwind and make personal to you. Staff will help you settle in and get to know the home at your own pace.
People Here to Support You
You’ll meet key workers, mentors and other staff who are here to help you with anything you need. They listen, guide you through daily life and support you when things feel easy or difficult. You’ll always have someone you can turn to.
Things You Can Enjoy
There are lots of ways to have fun and try new things. You can take part in hobbies, outdoor activities, creative projects, schoolwork and trips out. Staff will help you explore what you enjoy and find things that make you feel happy and confident.
Your Journey and Your Future
We believe in you and the future you are building. You’ll have a clear care plan written in simple language so you always know what to expect, what you’re working towards and how we’ll support you along the way. We celebrate your achievements, big and small.
Explore Our Residential Homes and Care Environments
Browse our homes and see how we provide safe, stable and supportive settings tailored to each young person’s needs.
What to expect at an Anchor Home
Living in one of our homes means having a safe place where you can settle in, feel supported and know what each day will be like.
A Safe and Calm Place to Live
You will have your own bedroom and a comfortable home where you can relax, feel safe and settle into a routine. Staff are always around to support you and make sure you feel secure.
Friendly Staff Who Are Here to Help
Support workers are available day and night. They listen, help you make plans, and guide you through anything you might find difficult. You will get to know them well, and they will get to know you too.
Clear Routines That Make Life Easier
Every day has a simple structure so you know what to expect, including meal times, school or education, and time to relax. These routines help things feel predictable and calm.
Space for Hobbies, Fun and Downtime
You will have time to do activities you enjoy, whether that’s sports, creative hobbies, games or spending time outside. Staff will help you try new things and support your interests.
Support with School and Learning
We will help you get ready for school, stay on track with your learning and work with your teachers or tutors. Education is important, and we will support you every step of the way.
Someone to Talk to When You Need It
If you feel worried, upset or unsure about something, there is always someone you can talk to. Staff are trained to help you make sense of your feelings and support you through difficult moments.
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Frequently asked questions
Answers to some of our most common questions about careers at Anchor.
Will I have my own bedroom?
Yes. You will have your own room where you can relax, keep your things safe and make the space feel like your own.
Can I stay in touch with my family and friends?
In most cases, yes. Contact is based on what is agreed in your care plan, and staff will help you stay connected in a safe and supportive way.
What happens if I feel worried or upset?
There will always be someone you can talk to. Staff are trained to listen, help you make sense of how you feel and support you when things feel difficult.
Will I be able to do activities and hobbies I enjoy?
Absolutely. We encourage you to take part in things you like and try new activities. Staff will help you find enjoyable, safe things to do at home and in the community.
Learn About Our Care Philosophy and Practice
Find out how our trauma-informed and relationship-focused approach helps young people feel safe, supported and understood.
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