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What happens when you move into supported living
11 September 2026
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Willow CourtSupported living01524 000 000
3 vacancies right now
Your own front door, with support when you want it
Willow Court is supported living for adults with a learning disability or autism. You have your own tenancy and your own flat, and our team is there for as much or as little as you need.
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What we help with
Your own flat
You have your own tenancy, your own front door and your own key.
Support that fits you
From a few hours a week to support day and night. It changes when your needs change.
Doing things you enjoy
College, work, sport, seeing friends. We help you get there and back.
Health and money
Help with appointments, medication, bills and benefits, for as long as you want it.
Who we support
A learning disabilityAutismMental health needsAcquired brain injuryPhysical disabilities
Vacancies right now
Updated by our team, so what you see is real.
Available now
Tarnside, flat 4
One bedroom ground floor flat, wet room, garden.
Up to 20 hours a week
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Available now
Tarnside, flat 9
One bedroom first floor flat, close to the bus stop.
Up to 35 hours a week
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Available now
Brayford House
Room in a shared house with three others.
Waking night support
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For professionals
Making a referral
Social workers, commissioners and families can refer someone here. Tell us what support the person needs and we will tell you honestly whether we can meet it, usually within two working days.
What support the person needs
Funding route and hours
Any risks we should know about
Who to contact
Tools that help
See all tools →Benefits checker
See which benefits you may be able to claim.
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Local council and funding
What your council may pay towards your support.
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Is supported living right for me?
A few simple questions to help you think it through.
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News and stories
Read the blog →Our stories
Tom tells us about his first year at Willow Court
29 August 2026
For professionals
A guide for families and social workers
14 August 2026
Come and have a look round
You can visit, meet the team and see a flat before you decide anything. Bring whoever you like with you.
Arrange a visitCall 01524 000 000