Davigdor House Supported Living provides warm, person-centred support for adults with past or present mental health difficulties. We work alongside each person to build confidence, wellbeing and everyday life skills — at a pace that feels safe and achievable.
We take time to know the person behind the paperwork — with kindness, consistency and clear boundaries.
Support is built around personal goals, strengths and preferences — reviewed regularly, with the person at the centre.
We reduce waste, save energy, and support residents to develop sustainable habits that support wellbeing and independence.
People come to us at different stages in life — after hospital, during a difficult period, or when they want to rebuild routine and confidence. Our role is to offer the right support, in the right way, for as long as it’s needed.
Cooking, budgeting, shopping, housekeeping, appointments, travel training and building healthy routines.
Support to stay well, recognise triggers, manage stress, and access clinical services when needed.
Prompts and support in line with risk assessments and agreed plans, promoting independence wherever possible.
Encouragement to take part in activities, maintain family links, and build safe social connections.
We pride ourselves on offering a varied programme of activities — chosen with residents, built around interests, and designed to improve confidence, motivation and wellbeing.
Our main 11-bedded service offers self-contained flatlets with 24/7 staff support. Residents have privacy alongside reassurance that help is always available.
We also support people in self-contained flats around Brighton & Hove — offering as much or as little support as needed, while promoting choice, independence and community life.
Quick, clear referral routes for councils, clinicians, families and self-referrals.
Placement information, outcomes focus, risk-aware planning and responsive communication.
Join a supportive team where your work genuinely changes lives. Training and development encouraged.
