Support is structured around clear routines, agreed expectations, and regular one-to-one sessions. We work closely with local authorities and relevant professionals through updates and review meetings, adjusting support as needed to ensure each placement remains safe, appropriate, and effective.
Secure, Supported Accommodation
We provide safe, trauma-informed supported accommodation
for young people aged 18-25 across Birmingham
Dedicated Trauma-Informed Care
A dedicated support worker oversees each young person’s progress,
offering structured guidance, tracking outcomes, and ensuring
their voice actively shapes the support plan.
offering structured guidance, tracking outcomes, and ensuring
their voice actively shapes the support plan.
Join Our Team
We’re seeking calm, compassionate, trauma-informed staff
who can provide steady, supportive guidance.
If you value empowerment and positive outcomes, we’d love to hear from you.
who can provide steady, supportive guidance.
If you value empowerment and positive outcomes, we’d love to hear from you.
OUR SERVICES
Service Overview
Discover our comprehensive support services designed to empower young people on their journey to independence and personal growth.
Safe, Quality Accommodation
We provide secure, high-standard, and culturally appropriate living spaces that promote safety, stability, and a sense of belonging.
Dedicated Keyworker Support
Each young person is assigned a keyworker who offers one-to-one guidance, helping them build confidence, independence, and essential life skills.
Life Skills & Independence
We teach essential practical skills such as budgeting, cooking, household management to help young people live confidently & independently.
Personal Growth
We encourage goal setting, self-belief, and positive engagement within the community to help young people thrive.
Quality of Support
Our experienced team provides consistent, trauma-informed care focused on transparency, progress, and long-term success.
Health & Emotional Support
We take a holistic approach to wellbeing, promoting mental and physical health through empathy, structure, and support.
Why Next Phase Housing?
We believe every young adult leaving care deserves the chance to build their life in a safe and supportive environment.
We provide high-quality accommodation for care leavers aged 18 and above, helping them gain confidence, independence, and a true sense of belonging as they step into adult life.
Built on years of frontline experience, our team understands the real challenges young people face. We combine structure, stability, and genuine care to make a lasting difference.
Our homes are clean, safe, and well-managed, supported by experienced staff who provide consistent, culturally sensitive guidance every step of the way.
At Next Phase Housing, we take a steady, respectful approach to helping young people move forward with dignity and confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our services, referral process, and support for young people.
How do I make a referral?
Referrals can be made by contacting us directly via email at placements@nextphasehousing.co.uk or by calling 0121 812 6424. We’ll arrange an initial assessment to determine suitability and availability.
How is support planned and reviewed?
Support is planned through an initial assessment and delivered through an individual support plan. Progress is reviewed regularly with the young person, support workers, and relevant professionals to ensure it remains appropriate and goal-focused.
What happens after a referral is received?
Once a referral is received, we carry out an initial assessment to understand needs, risks, and suitability. We then confirm availability and next steps with the referring professional before placement is agreed.
How do you ensure safety?
We maintain 24-hour staff presence, conduct regular risk assessments, have comprehensive safeguarding policies, CCTV in communal areas, and work closely with local police and emergency services.
What are the house rules?
House rules focus on safety, respect, and shared living. They include expectations around behaviour, visitors, noise levels, cleanliness of shared areas, safeguarding, and compliance with health and safety requirements. All rules are explained during induction and applied fairly to maintain a stable and supportive environment.
CONTACT
Get in Touch
We’re here to help. Reach out to learn more about our services or to begin the referral process for a young person in need.
