Our Placements

Accommodation that can flex around need, risk and readiness.

From staffed shared homes to standalone flats and bespoke 24/7 packages, RCS builds placements around the young person and their responsible authority.

Shared Living Standalone Individual Supported Living UASC

Placement Matching

A home should be safe, suitable and chosen with care.

Matching considers known risks, peer dynamics, practical support needs, location, culture and the young person’s own views. When needs change, support can increase, reduce or shift into a new placement type.

A welcoming shared kitchen table in a supported home

Staffed shared homes

Shared Living

Rosario Care Solutions provides carefully matched shared homes for young people who benefit from structured support and positive peer living. Each placement is shaped around assessed needs, with support that can step up or down as independence grows.

Flats with floating support

Standalone

Standalone placements are a steady step toward tenancy readiness. Young people receive floating support around budgeting, home care, appointments, safety and the practical routines that make independent living sustainable.

Bespoke 24/7 packages

Individual Supported Living

Individual Supported Living is built around the person, not the placement type. RCS develops bespoke staffing, routines and risk plans so young people can stabilise, reconnect with services and move safely toward their next stage.

Specialist transition support

UASC

For UASC placements, RCS focuses on safety, orientation, health, education, interpreters where needed and community connection, helping each young person understand their rights and feel more secure day by day.

A support worker and young person reviewing plans at home

Emergency Placements

Responsive support when circumstances change quickly.

Young people can need accommodation at short notice after a breakdown, release from custody, exploitation risk, safety concern or urgent UASC referral. RCS works with the local authority to identify the safest available route and the right support intensity.

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