Co-produced support plans
We develop every support plan with you — not for you. Your goals, your routines and your vision for independence shape every decision we make.
Your home, your life, your way
DeRivian Care provides supported living services for adults across London — helping people with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs and physical disabilities to live independently, build life skills and be part of their community.
Why choose us
What sets our support apart
We listen first, then act. Every person we support has their own story, their own goals and their own vision for how they want to live — and we build our support around that vision, not the other way round.
Consistent, familiar team
A small, consistent team builds the real relationships that make progress possible. We invest in our staff so they stay — and so you always have people who truly know you.
Empowering independence
We step back where we can, encourage where we should, and support where it counts — so you grow in confidence and live life on your own terms.
Inclusive & culturally aware
We respect your culture, your language and your faith. London's diversity shapes how we work — every support plan honours the whole person, not just their assessed needs.
Services
Support shaped around your life
From the practical to the personal, our support is designed to build your independence — not create dependency. Every service is delivered by people who understand that living well means something different to everyone.
Daily living support
Practical help with cooking, shopping, cleaning and managing your home — so you can focus on the life you want to live.
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Life skills development
Budgeting, cooking, using public transport and managing your tenancy — building the skills that unlock real independence.
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Community access
Support to access social activities, leisure, education and employment — because a good life happens inside and outside your home.
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Health & wellbeing
Medication management, GP access and mental health support — joined-up care that keeps you safe, healthy and thriving.
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From our community
Stories, guidance and insights on supported living, independence and the things that matter to the people we support.
Summer gathering brings families together
A day of music, food and meaningful connection — celebrating the community at the heart of our care.
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Understanding CQC standards in supported living
What quality support really looks like under the five fundamental standards — and how we meet them every single day.
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Independence matters more than you might think
How small daily choices and routines shape the quality of supported living — and why we protect them.
Read moreReferring someone to us?
We work with local authority commissioners, social workers, NHS continuing healthcare teams and self-funders. Our referral process is straightforward and we work to your timeline.
Questions
Find answers to common questions about our supported living services. Can't see yours? Get in touch.
In supported living, you hold your own tenancy and live in your own home — a self-contained flat, a shared house, or your existing property. We provide the support you need within that home, but your accommodation and your support are separate. You have full tenancy rights and are never 'placed' anywhere.
We co-produce every support plan with you — not for you. We sit down with you, and anyone you choose to involve, to understand your goals, your routines and what independence looks like to you. The plan is reviewed regularly and updated whenever your needs or ambitions change.
We provide supported living services across London and surrounding areas for adults aged 18 and over. If you're unsure whether your location is covered, get in touch and our team will let you know straight away.
We understand that transitions can be time-sensitive. We work with you, your social worker and any commissioning body to put support in place as promptly as possible — always without cutting corners on getting to know you properly first.
Yes. We work closely with local authority commissioners, social workers, NHS continuing healthcare teams and direct-payment holders. Our team is experienced in referral and funding pathways and can guide you through the options available.