Our Services

Comprehensive Care is a provider of supported living and domiciliary care services, true to our name in being comprehensive in nature.

We create bespoke services tailored to meet the specific needs of our service users, ensuring that all areas of care are addressed according to their individual requirements.
In addition, Comprehensive Care operates as a care agency, offering high-quality agency staffing, both nurses and carers for various healthcare settings. Our staff are trained to manage complex care situations and provide personalised one-on-one experience.

We can provide 24-hour support for adults with disabilities in their own homes.

Areas we cover as a provider

Complex Mental Health
Learning Disabilities
Autism Spectrum Disorders
Drug and Alcohol Misuse
Physical Complex Health
ADHD
Acquired Brain Injury
Physical Disabilities

Court of Protection DOLs
Elderly Care
End of Life Care
Respite Care
Supported living
Domiciliary Care
Live In Care

Our team is equipped to assist clients with a wide range of health conditions, including :

Motor Neurone Disease
Cerebral Palsy
Dyspraxia
Dementia
Down's Syndrome
Peg feed care
Tracheostomy Care
Palliative Care

Supported Living

Supported Living Services

At Comprehensive Care, we offer a range of Supported Living options designed to meet the unique needs, preferences, and aspirations of each individual. Our accommodations are modern, comfortable, and designed to empower service users to take control of their lives, make informed choices, and build greater independence.

Independent Living

Service users can choose to live independently in their own flat or house, receiving as much or as little support as required. This can be arranged within one of our existing properties or through a new property sourced via our trusted housing partners tailored to their specific needs and preferences.

Shared Living

For individuals not yet ready to live alone, we facilitate shared living arrangements with others who have similar goals of independence. Service users have their own private space while enjoying the benefits of shared communal areas, peer support, and reduced household costs.

Apartment Living

This option offers the best of both worlds—privacy and the opportunity to socialise. Each service user has a modern apartment and access to shared communal spaces, giving them the freedom to choose when and how they engage with others. These accommodations have been developed in collaboration with our housing partners and are a popular choice among individuals seeking balanced independence.

Stepping-Stone Accommodation

Ideal for those transitioning to long-term solutions, this option provides a stable, supportive environment while individuals build the skills and confidence needed for more independent living. Our team works closely with each person to plan their future and prepare for the next step in their journey.

Addiction Recovery & Relapse Prevention Services

A structured roadmap for staying in recovery and rebuilding life.

We offer Structured Recovery Support for people after treatment or detox, combining coaching, therapy, and real-world reintegration support to reduce relapse risk and build lasting recovery.

Many people complete detox or rehab and are discharged back into the same environments where addiction began. Without structured support, relapse risk is highest in the first weeks and months after treatment.

Our Aftercare & Relapse Prevention Programme provides structured, practical, and ongoing support to help individuals stabilise, rebuild their lives, and maintain long-term recovery.

Who This Service Is For

This programme is designed for individuals who are:

Leaving residential rehab or detox
Completing community drug and alcohol treatment
Experiencing repeated relapse cycles
Struggling with early recovery stability
Referred by professionals or support services
Seeking structured recovery support outside of the NHS pathway

What We Provide

We provide structured aftercare to reduce relapse and reduce readmissions into crisis services. We prevent relapse after treatment through structured reintegration support. Our service combines psychological support, structured coaching, and real-world reintegration planning.

Comprehensive Recovery Assessment

We begin with a full assessment of your recovery needs, including:

Substance use history and patterns
Living situation and stability
Emotional wellbeing and coping ability
Social environment and support network
Employment and daily structure
Risk factors for relapse

Relapse Risk Evaluation

We assess your current risk level across key areas such as:

Cravings and triggers
Emotional regulation
Environmental exposure
Recovery engagement
High-risk behaviours
This allows us to tailor the intensity of your support.

Tiggers & Awareness

Identify personal triggers
Map high-risk environments
Begin craving management tools
Start daily check-ins
Goal: Awareness of risk patterns

Personalised Recovery Plan

Each client receives a structured recovery roadmap including:

Short and long-term recovery goals
Daily routine and structure planning
Trigger management strategies
Coping tools for cravings and stress
Support network mapping
Relapse prevention plan

Structured Aftercare Support

Our core programme includes:

Weekly 1:1 recovery coaching
Group relapse prevention sessions
Regular progress check-ins
Emotional and behavioural support
Accountability and motivation support
Reintegration planning (work, housing, routine)

Reintegration Support

Recovery is more than abstinence, it’s rebuilding life.

We support:

Employment readiness (CVs, job search support)
Education and training pathways
Housing stability support (where applicable)
Routine building and lifestyle structure
Social reintegration and peer support
Our Approach

We use a trauma-informed, recovery-focused approach that prioritises:

Stability before change
Practical support over theory
Real-world reintegration
Long-term relapse prevention
Individualised care planning
Our goal is not just abstinence, but sustainable recovery and independence.

Week 1: Intake & Recovery Mapping

Full assessment
Risk scoring
Recovery plan creation

Week 2: Crisis Stabilisation

Trigger identification
Immediate coping strategies
Daily check-ins begin

Week 3: Emotional Regulation

Anxiety / craving management
Grounding techniques
Behaviour tracking

Week 4: Routine Building

Sleep, structure, habits
Daily schedule creation

Week 5: Support Network Setup

Family/social mapping
Peer support introduction

Week 6: Relapse Prevention Foundations

High-risk scenario planning
Early warning signs

PHASE 2 SKILL BUILDING (WEEKS 7–12)

Week 7–8:

Cognitive behavioural relapse tools
Thought pattern restructuring

Week 9–10:

Emotional resilience training
Stress tolerance development

Week 11:

Relationship boundary setting

Week 12:

Mid-programme review + risk reassessment

PHASE 3 REINTEGRATION (WEEKS 13–18)

Week 13–14:

Employment readiness support
CV + interview coaching

Week 15–16:

Housing stability planning
Financial management basics

Week 17:

Social reintegration work
Rebuilding healthy routines
Relationship boundary setting

Week 13–14:

Employment readiness support
CV + interview coaching

Week 15–16:

Housing stability planning
Financial management basics

Week 17:

Social reintegration work
Rebuilding healthy routines
Relationship boundary setting

Week 18:

Reintegration review checkpoint

PHASE 4 AUTONOMY BUILDING (WEEKS 19–22)

Week 19–20:

Independent coping strategies
Reduced dependency on support sessions

Week 21:

High-risk scenario simulation

Week 22:

Crisis plan finalisation

PHASE 5 STEP-DOWN + EXIT (WEEKS 23–24)

Week 23:

Transition planning
Long-term recovery structure

Week 24:

Final evaluation
Exit to alumni support programme

Specialist Pathways

Substance misuse
Domestic abuse
Criminal justice
Homelessness
Young people
Pregnancy and parenting
Referral & Partnership

We work with:

Drug and alcohol treatment services
NHS and community health teams
Probation and justice services
Residential rehabilitation centres
Housing and support organisations
Private individuals and families

📞 GET STARTED

If you or someone you support would benefit from structured aftercare, contact us to arrange an initial assessment.

Early support significantly reduces relapse risk after treatment.

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FROM TREATMENT TO LONG-TERM RECOVERY

Without Support

Detox → Rehab → Gap in Support → Increased Risk of Relapse

With Our Service

Detox → Rehab → Supported Recovery Housing & Aftercare → Stability → Independence!

Respite Care

We offer Respite Care for adults with learning disabilities, autism, complex mental health needs, acquired brain injuries, physical disabilities, and the elderly. This service can be provided either in one of our supported living accommodations or in the comfort of your own home.
Our respite care gives families and caregivers a well-deserved break, offering flexible care with no long-term commitment. Service users can choose the duration of their respite, whether it’s a short stay or longer, simply by calling to make a booking.

Live In Care

Live-in care is when a trained professional carer stays with you or your loved one at home to provide ongoing care and support.

Carers are carefully matched on their skills to deliver high-quality care, and by their personalities to enrich and compliment your lifestyle.

Live-in care can be arranged on a short-term (respite) basis or as long-term care, and we also offer specialist services for those living with complex conditions at home.

We offer a personalised live-in service for service users who wish to remain in their own homes but have 24hrs care needs. Our 24 hour Live-In Care is tailored to meet these needs by experienced staff.

End Of Life

Death and dying are unavoidable parts of life, and living as fully as possible until the end is something we all hold dear. It is essential to meet the needs of individuals at all stages of life who are facing dying, death, and bereavement, along with their families, caregivers, and communities, while considering their values, preferences, and desires.

Providing personalized care in the final year(s) or months of life leads to a more meaningful experience, centred on what matters most to the individual, and helps create more sustainable health and care services.

Pathway to Independence

This service aims to provide a safe, supportive, and stimulating environment where individuals can develop skills, build confidence, and enjoy meaningful activities that support independence and wellbeing.

A Fun, Safe & Supportive Day Service for Adults with Learning Disabilities, Autism & Mental Health Needs

Opening Hours

Monday–Friday, 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM

What We Offer

At Pathways to Independence, we believe everyone deserves a space to learn, grow, and enjoy life to the fullest.
Our programme is designed to promote independence, confidence, skills, and friendship in a relaxed and supportive environment.

Daily Activities Include:

Arts & Crafts

Painting, drawing, creative projects

Music & Singing

Instruments, karaoke, and rhythm sessions

Cooking & Healthy Eating

Learn to prepare simple, tasty meals

Light Exercise & Dance

Movement for fun adn wellbeing

Games & Puzzles

Board games, quizzes, and group challenges

Games & Puzzles

Board games, quizzes, and group challenges

Life Skills Practice

Budgeting, shopping, and travel training

Social Skills Groups

Building confidence and communication

IT & Media Skills

Using computers, tablets, and creative tech

Sensory Room Sessions

Relax, self-regulate, and de-stress in our calming space

Film & Media Afternoons

Enjoy movies and discussions

Seasonal & Cultural Projects

Celebrate events and festivals

Daily Timetable Snapshot

9:30 AM

Welcome & Tea/Coffee

10:00 AM

Morning Activities (arts, music, life skills)

12:30 PM

Lunch & Social Time

1:30 PM

Afternoon Activities (sensory room, exercise, film club)

4:00 PM

Home Time

Pathways to Independence

Where Every Day is a Step Towards a Brighter Future

Choice & Flexibility

Individuals choose activities based on interests and sensory needs.

Sensory Considerations

Quiet spaces, visual timetables, and alternative low-stimulation activities always available.

Individual Support Plans

Activities adapted for different ability levels.

Focus Areas

Independence, communication, social connection, wellbeing, and creativity.

Comprehensive Care As a Recruitment Agency

In addition to our core services, Comprehensive Care Ltd also operates as a care agency. We supply highly skilled Nurses and Carers to a variety of healthcare settings. Our staff are fully trained to manage complex care needs and deliver personalised, one-on-one support.

Comprehensive Care provides supported living and domiciliary care services. As our name suggests, we offer a holistic approach to care tailoring bespoke services to meet the individual needs of each service user. We are committed to ensuring that every aspect of care is delivered in line with those needs.