Core Prospects

High‑quality supported living relies on rigorous processes, transparent communication and proactive risk management.

Feedback like this reflects our commitment to safeguarding, strong multi‑agency collaboration and delivering services that commissioners can trust.

Thank you EHSL Supported Housing for your supportive and encouraging words.

Seeing someone grow in confidence, connection and joy is exactly what supported living is all about.

Our role is to create opportunities, nurture independence and support each person to experience the world in ways that feel meaningful to them.

We had such a lovely Valentine’s Day at Core Prospects!

Here’s a look back at all the preparation that went into making the day special from colourful decorations to everyone getting involved and adding their own creative touch.

These activities do more than brighten the room. They help people build confidence, connect with others, and feel truly at home in their supported living environment. It’s all part of creating a place where everyone feels valued, included and celebrated.

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See how we transformed our space for a Valentine’s Day. Take a behind‑the‑scenes look at how we prepared for Valentine’s Day at Core Prospects.From decorations to teamwork, this video captures the creativity and c...

Adjusting to a new environment can be a big step and we’re proud to create spaces where people feel supported, understood and able to grow at their own pace.

Every milestone matters and this feedback reflects the heart of our approach to independence and wellbeing.

Change should not be rushed.

We never really know what someone might be going through. Sometimes the smallest conversation can make the biggest difference.

At Core Prospects, we support people living with mental health problems but we also know these challenges can affect anyone. We also recognise that this applies just as much to our own families, friends, and colleagues. No one is exempt from needing support.

If you’re supporting someone:
- Ask gentle questions and really listen
- Use positive body language and encouragement
- Don’t jump in with quick fixes
- Challenge myths. Mental health can affect anyone
- Be patient and let them open up in their own time

If you’re sharing your own feelings:
- Choose the way that feels right for you — face‑to‑face, video call or phone
- Find a comfortable time and place
- Think through what you want to say
- Be honest and open
- Let them know how they can support you

Campaign run by Mind

Brave the big talk this .
Opening up about mental health can be the first step toward getting help.

Support and resources: www.mind.org.uk/TimeToTalkDay

Creating environments that feel safe, dignified and genuinely homely is at the heart of our supported living approach. They also provide confidence and a sense of pride in where one lives.

Feedback like this reflects our commitment to high‑quality care, personalised support and spaces that truly enhance wellbeing.

A day to remember at Ash Grove 💛

Laughter, connection and a whole lot of joy filled the air at our recent event!

From delicious treats to fun activities, it was a beautiful celebration shared with our service users, their families and friends.

🎥 Watch the highlights and feel the warmth of our Ash Grove community, where every smile tells a story.

Highlights of Tea Party (Ash Grove) - September 2025 | Core Prospects In this video, we capture the highlights from our recent celebration at Ash Grove, a supported living home where community and care come together. Service us...