Services
What We Offer
Specialist Support Services for Young People
We provide safe, stable, and structured accommodation for vulnerable young people aged 16–18. Our services are tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual we support, helping them build life skills, grow in confidence, and prepare for independent adulthood.
18+ Trust Service
Continued care for young people aged 18+ awaiting asylum decisions, providing stability, legal guidance, and personal development support
18+ Exempt Service
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of accommodation does Next Phase Housing provide?
We provide safe, stable, and structured accommodation for vulnerable young people aged 16–18. Our services are tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual we support, helping them build life skills, grow in confidence, and prepare for independent adulthood.
What support do young people receive?
Our support model is person-centred and Ofsted-aligned. Young people receive daily support with:
- Education, training and employment.
- Budgeting, life-skills and independence work.
- Health appointments and wellbeing.
- Community integration and activities.
- Legal and immigration support (for UASC).
We provide 24/7 staff availability with clear safeguarding procedures, property checks, and ongoing risk management.
How do referrals work?
Referrals are accepted directly from local authorities, social workers, personal advisers, and commissioning teams. To refer a young person, professionals can:
- Complete our online referral form
- Email us at placements@nextphasehousing.co.uk
- Call 07456756574 for immediate placements
All referrals are reviewed within the same day, and placements can be offered within hours following risk assessment and matching.
What makes Next Phase Housing different?
We are known for our high-standard homes, strong community links, and consistent positive feedback from social workers and commissioners.
We priorities:
- Safe, clean, beautifully furnished homes
- Stability and continuity with skilled staff
- Transparent communication with professionals
- A culture of respect, empowerment, and independence
This ensures young people feel valued, supported, and prepared for adult life.