Move-On Services

Helping you transition with confidence, building independence, skills, and wellbeing in a supportive, person-centred environment.

About

At Northern Healthcare, we recognise that every individual has a unique supported living journey. Our move-on pathway is specifically designed to promote greater independence for those transitioning from 24/7 supported care or inpatient settings. Additionally, the pathway offers essential support for individuals who need extra assistance while living independently in the community, potentially preventing hospital admissions.

By providing step-down or move-on support over a 12-24-month period, we ensure that each person receives the appropriate level of care based on their evolving needs, enhancing their wellbeing, independence, and overall quality of life.

Features of the Move-On Pathway

A supportive step forward toward independence, confidence, and community living.

Our move-on services pathway helps individuals move forward at their own pace, with practical support across everyday life. From assistance with daily living activities to maintaining a safe, comfortable home, our teams are there to provide reassurance while encouraging independence and personal responsibility.

We focus on creating welcoming, secure home environments where people can feel settled and in control. Support includes maintaining a safe living space, managing routines, and ensuring individuals feel confident and supported within their own home as they transition toward greater independence.

Our teams provide guidance with budgeting, financial management, medication routines, and attending health appointments. By strengthening these essential life skills, individuals are better equipped to manage daily responsibilities and sustain long-term wellbeing beyond supported living.

Move-on support goes beyond the home. We actively encourage participation in local communities, helping individuals access education, training, employment, volunteering, and social opportunities. Building meaningful relationships with family, friends, and wider networks is a key part of developing confidence, purpose, and a sense of belonging.

Success of Supported Living

Case Study

“I aim to be approachable, understanding, concise, and professional.” | Maggie Davison, Support Worker

Maggie Davison, a support worker at Helena’s House, tells us all about her role as a support worker, and how she has supported residents. “I...

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“I am excited to see the residents living meaningful and fulfilled lives.” | Bianca Aylwin, Service Manager

Bianca Aylwin recently joined the team as Service Manager at Adamson House. We caught up with her to find out her motivations for working in...

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“I love it at Glen Garth House and wouldn’t want to be anywhere else.” | Dominic’s Story, Glen Garth House

With the help of our residents, we are hoping to break down the misconceptions surrounding mental health, autism and learning disabilities. One of our residents...

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Empowering Recovery

Our move-on pathway offers a reduced level of 1:1 support to enhance daily living skills and maximise each person’s potential for independence. This pathway is available 7 days a week, 365 days a year during extended daytime hours.

Our approach is all about teamwork and collaboration, working together to empower individuals in their journey to independence. By focusing on strategies that help minimise the risk of relapse, we aim to reduce the likelihood of mental health setbacks while also nurturing social skills that build confidence and create meaningful connections.

We believe in clear communication between individuals, our team, and healthcare professionals. We communicate progress using helpful indicators to celebrate improvements and make sure our support is making a difference. Our services are designed to:

  • Support mental wellbeing and help individuals lead more independent lives
  • Minimise the need for out-of-area placements by providing quality local care
  • Assist with tenancy stability and managing long-term health conditions
  • Generate local employment opportunities, bringing value to individuals, communities, and services

Locations Offering this Service

Find support in a setting that’s right for you.

Kirk House

Pennine Way, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA1 3QD

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Tenby House

286 Abbey Road, Barrow, LA13 9JN

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Glen Garth House

359 Abbey Road, Barrow-In-Furness, Cumbria, LA13 9JY

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Saxon House

137 The Rock, Bury, BL9 0ND

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Moss Lodge

Kings Road, Rochdale, OL16 5HW

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Liberty House

127 Blackburn Street, Radcliffe, M26 3WQ

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Beck House

Tarvin Road, Littleton, CH3 7DG

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Adamson House

Manchester Road, Partington, Manchester, M31 4DJ

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Montgomery House

Milltown Street, Radcliffe, M26 1WD

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Milnshaw House

161 Whalley Road, Accrington, BB5 1BX

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Mary Seacole House

Brancker Street, Westhoughton, Bolton, BL5 3JD

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Holly Court

211 Rake Lane, Wallasey, CH45 5DQ

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Holland House

4 Mount Street, Preston, PR1 8BS

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Olton Grange

84 Warwick Road, Solihull, B92 7JJ

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Grainger House

Cradley Road, Cradley Heath, B64 6AG

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Radcliffe Lodge

11 Radcliffe Gardens, Pudsey LS28 8BG

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Merchants House

1-7 Leeds Road, Shipley, BD18 1BP

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Hyde Park House

15 Hyde Park, Wakefield, WF1 4ET

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Amy Johnson House

1-5 Jameson Street, Hull HU1 3HR

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Saxon House

137 The Rock, Bury, BL9 0ND
07570 726018

Liberty House

127 Blackburn Street, Radcliffe, M26 3WQ
0161 711 0780
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Is this service right for me?

Move-on supported living is designed for individuals moving on from 24/7 support or inpatient care who want more independence while still having professional guidance available. The pathway helps people manage everyday tasks, maintain a secure home, organise appointments, and handle finances, while encouraging personal growth and confidence. 

It’s also suitable for those in the community who need extra support to stay well and reduce the risk of setbacks. Through structured routines, practical skill-building, and opportunities to engage with education, work, volunteering, and local social activities, individuals are empowered to take control of their recovery, strengthen relationships, and make meaningful progress toward long-term stability and wellbeing.

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Not Sure Which Service is For You?

Our referral team is here to help. Get in touch, and we’ll take the time to understand your needs, answer your questions, and guide you toward the most appropriate mental-health supported-living option.

You can also use our Service Finder to explore available services based on where you’re looking for support and the level of care required. With tailored recommendations and clear next steps, it’s a simple way to find the right support quickly and with confidence.

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