Care and support
MoreLoved Care is developing supported living and specialist autism and learning disability provision. These services are not currently available as specialist provision and are not accepting specialist placements or referrals.
Who this is for
Families, autistic people, people with learning disabilities, professionals and commissioners
What you will learn
Understand what is being developed, what is not yet available and how publication will be controlled.
Speak with us
0115 681 2514A service should not be described as available before its registration, workforce, systems, accommodation relationships and governance are ready. Clear status information protects people from being misled and supports responsible growth. What is being developed
A future care and support model built around individual rights, ordinary homes, choice, community participation and clear separation between housing and care.
A future service focused on accessible communication, co-production, positive behaviour support-informed practice, least-restrictive approaches and staff competence matched to the person.
Further development of accessible information, sensory understanding, communication passports, reasonable adjustments and staff learning across the organisation.
Our current homecare and Personal care services remain listed separately. People should use the current-services pages to understand what MoreLoved Care can presently assess and provide within its legal and operational scope.
A future service page will move into the current service navigation only after the applicable regulatory decision, workforce and operational readiness checks, contract and insurance review, accessible materials and executive publication sign-off have been completed.
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Answers
No. MoreLoved Care is not currently accepting specialist supported-living referrals or placements.
No public waiting list is offered at this stage. This avoids implying that a placement or start date can be secured before approval.
No. It means MoreLoved Care is preparing and progressing the relevant development work. It is not a statement of approval.
Yes. Current homecare requests are assessed under the existing service scope and must not be described as specialist provision where the registration condition prevents this.
Next step
Every enquiry begins with a conversation no commitment, no pressure.
