Our service
Davigdor House Supported Living offers structured, compassionate support for adults with past or present mental health difficulties, helping people to stabilise, rebuild confidence and move forward with purpose.
Overview
We provide a calm, encouraging environment where people can work towards greater independence — with support that is clear, consistent and kind. Our approach balances choice and responsibility, and keeps safety and wellbeing at the centre.
Person-centred
We listen carefully, respect preferences, and support people to take the lead in their own lives.
Outcomes-focused
We set clear, achievable goals and track progress in a way that’s meaningful and motivating.
Trauma-aware
We work in a way that feels safe, respectful and predictable — building trust over time.
Support we offer
Support is flexible and can include — depending on assessed needs and the agreed plan:
Daily living
- Cooking, meal planning and nutrition
- Shopping and budgeting
- Housekeeping and healthy routines
- Appointments and correspondence
Mental health & recovery
- Staying well plans, early warning signs and triggers
- Support to access GP/CMHT and clinical reviews
- Emotional reassurance and reflective conversations
- Relapse prevention and crisis planning
Medication support
- Prompts, monitoring and recording in line with risk assessment
- Support to build independence where safe to do so
- Clear escalation routes for concerns
Community living
- Building social confidence and healthy relationships
- Education, volunteering and employment goals
- Positive use of time and meaningful routines
Tailored support plans
Every person has a support plan built around their strengths, needs and aspirations. Plans are co-produced, written in clear language, and reviewed regularly with the individual and relevant professionals.
What good looks like
Plans include practical steps, who will do what, and how progress will be measured — not just broad statements.
Risk-aware and empowering
We balance independence with safety, using the least restrictive approach that still protects wellbeing.
Activities & wellbeing
We believe wellbeing grows through connection, purpose and enjoyment — so we actively support people to take part in activities and try new things.
Cooking classes
Build skills, confidence and routine — and enjoy food together.
Badminton & bowling
Gentle movement and positive social time.
Pool & snooker
Relaxed, confidence-building activities with others.
Yoga & relaxation
Stress reduction, breathing, and grounding techniques.
Arts & crafts
Creativity, focus, and a sense of achievement.
Walks & outings
Fresh air, community connection, and Brighton’s seafront.
Sustainability
We’re proud to be “going greener” — because small everyday changes can add up to real impact. We encourage sustainable choices in a positive, practical way that also supports independent living skills.
- Reducing single-use plastics and choosing reusables where possible
- Energy-saving routines (lights, heating, laundry planning)
- Food waste reduction and simple, affordable meal planning
- Recycling and responsible disposal, with clear guidance and prompts
Getting started
Want to explore a placement or discuss suitability? We’re happy to talk things through and provide clear information.
Referrals
Use our referral route for councils, clinicians, families and self-referrals.