Support Services

Maintaining aspects of Health and Safety on/in the premises.
Advice and assistance on usage of all appliances within the property.
Fire Safety procedure and awareness of fire drill and assembly points.
Unit privacy, and integration into accommodation community.
Personal belongings maintenance.
Life skills awareness to include maintaining the Unit also the kitchen area (food storage); bathroom hygiene.
Assisting and advising Nominated Households to complete benefit forms and other benefit entitlement applications.
Assistance and advice with personal budgeting and simple debt counselling where applicable.
Dealing with any identified neighbour disputes as part of a wider social/personal skills development programme.
Assistance and support for the Nominated Household to establish a home e.g. on moving out.
To assist where reasonably possible the moving out and re-housing of personal effects.
Support with contact from other supporting agencies, individuals or professional who are identified as part of the welfare needs of the nominated Household in order to sustain independent living.
Monitoring Nominated Households in their Units, particularly if unwell or need of medical attention.
In addition to just offering a friendly ear over a cup of tea we encourage tenants to meet with us for an hour a week (during normal working office hours) to go through any of the above issues in confidence and on an individual basis.

Enhanced Support Services

Please "click" on the image above for more information on Seraphim's Enhanced Support Service.

We offer all this at very competitive rates and are cheaper than other local guest houses and bed & breakfast establishments.

TheSite.orgTheSite.org is owned and run by YouthNet UK, a registered charity founded in 1995.

What we believe in

TheSite.org aims to be the first place all young adults turn to when they need support and guidance through life. We believe all young people have the capacity to make their own decisions and life choices, provided they have access to high quality, impartial information and advice. We don't tell anyone how to lead their lives - we just believe everybody should have all the information they need to make their own decisions.

What we do

We provide factsheets and articles on all the key issues facing young people including: sex and relationships; drinking and drugs; work and study; housing, legal and finances; and health and wellbeing.

Our vibrant community area works hand-in-hand with this content. Here, our users can seek peer-to-peer support and advise each other on the issues concerning them. Meeting young people where they're at right now, TheSite.org will continue to be an inclusive social environment enabling all 16-24 year-olds to express themselves and address the issues that concern them.

YouthNet, the charity behind TheSite.org, also runs a sister site, do-it.org.uk. Launched in 2001, do-it.org.uk is the most diverse and comprehensive national database of volunteering opportunities in the UK. Each month, do-it.org.uk attracts an average of 35,000 visitors. Of these, 6,000 people go on to register for at least one of the opportunities listed.TheSite.orgTheSite.org is owned and run by YouthNet UK, a registered charity founded in 1995.

TheSite.org is a guide to life for 16 to 25 year-olds. With articles on homes, the law and moneys, how getting involved in your community and a range of other topics, a question and answer service and a buzzing online community, TheSite.org tells it like it is.

TheSite Web

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get connected

Get Connected are here to help you, whatever the problem.

We provide a free, confidential helpline that gives you the support and information you need to decide what you want to do next. You might need to be put in touch with somewhere safe to stay for night, need to be referred to an organisation that deals with eating disorders, or you might just want a listening ear. Whatever the problem, we can always help.

Seraphim Property Management

Support Services

Support Services