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15 September 2026
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Pathway SupportedLivingEasy read information
Supported living in the West Midlands
Supported living, with clear outcomes
Pathway supports adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs in their own homes across the West Midlands, with positive behaviour support and outcomes agreed with each person.
- Positive behaviour support
- Complex needs welcome
- Outcomes agreed with you
Easy read informationCommissioner information
40
people supported
12
homes
- people supported
- 40
- homes
- 12
- trained team
- PBS
- outcome reviews
- 6 weekly
Support we provide
Everyday living
Cooking, money, shopping and keeping your home.
Positive behaviour support
Plans written with the person and their circle of support.
Health
Annual health checks, medication and appointments.
Community
Work, learning, clubs and relationships.
Referral to moving in
- 1
Referral
From a social worker, family or the person.
- 2
Getting to know you
Meetings at your pace, in easy words.
- 3
Support plan
Outcomes agreed and written with you.
- 4
Moving in
A transition plan so moving feels safe.
For you
Your own home
Easy read information about living in your own home with support.
Read easy read →
For commissioners
Service information
Specifications, outcomes framework and current vacancies.
Commissioner information →
Common questions
- Do I get my own tenancy?
- Yes. You hold your own tenancy, and support is separate from housing.
- Can you support complex needs?
- Yes, including autism and behaviour that challenges, with PBS trained staff.
- How do commissioners get information?
- Our service specification and outcomes framework are on the commissioner page.
Tools and guides
Easy read guide →
What supported living means, with pictures.
Referral form →
For social workers and commissioners.
Outcomes framework →
How we measure progress with each person.
News and guidance
Our support
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Talk to us about support
Individuals, families and professionals can all call us directly.
Call us
0121 000 0000
Contact us