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RDF Care CIC in Nottingham

Care and support in Nottingham.

RDF Care CIC provides accommodation, care and practical support for adults and families in Nottingham. Start with the service that feels closest to the person’s circumstances, then talk it through with our team.

A local starting point

Support that begins with the right conversation.

Nottingham is home to many different communities, circumstances and routes into care or support.

We are based in Nottingham and speak with people across the city and nearby communities. Service availability and the most appropriate route are discussed with a person, family member or professional referrer rather than decided automatically online.

Our Nottingham baseFenwick House, 21 Fenwick Road, Nottingham NG8 6FY

Nottingham service routes

Choose a useful place to begin.

Read the service detail, then contact RDF or ask a relevant professional organisation to discuss the next step.

Accommodation

A settled place to build from.

Supported accommodation, supported living and tenancy-related support can help create a more stable base for everyday routines, independence and next steps.

Practical support

Useful help with everyday life.

Floating support, education and training signposting and employment support focus on practical goals, confidence and connection with the right next opportunity.

Care routes

Care shaped around the person.

Domiciliary, residential and private care routes can be explored with adults, families and professional organisations according to the support conversation.

Referral checklist guides

A calmer way to prepare for the first conversation.

Choose the checklist that fits your situation. Your selections stay in this browser session only and are never submitted to RDF.

For families and adults

Prepare for a first conversation

Use this short checklist to gather the practical points you may want to discuss. You do not need every answer before contacting RDF, and nothing is sent or saved by this checklist.

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Nottingham referrals

For professionals, families and adults seeking guidance.

Nottingham City Council and other professional bodies may be involved in a person’s wider support pathway. RDF can explain its own referral-led admissions route and the information needed to start a practical conversation.

  • Social Services and professional-body referrals
  • Clear, human-led pathway conversations
  • Support information for families and advocates
  • Safeguarding and urgent-help guidance kept clear
  • Start a professional referral

Nearby communities

Nottingham and places close by.

People may be looking for support from across the city and nearby communities. The list below is a practical local-search guide, not a promise of service availability. Please contact us so we can discuss the person’s circumstances and the relevant route.

West BridgfordCarltonBeestonArnoldRuddingtonStaplefordCotgraveHucknallLong EatonIlkestonEastwood

Nottingham FAQs

Clear answers for a local first step.

These answers are general information. A conversation is the best way to understand which RDF route may be relevant.

01What Nottingham areas does RDF Care CIC cover?

RDF Care CIC is based in Nottingham and speaks with people from the city and nearby communities. The nearby places listed on this page are for local orientation; the team will confirm the relevant service route and availability in conversation.

02Who can make a referral in Nottingham?

Admission is through referrals from Social Services and other professional bodies or organisations. Adults and families can contact RDF for guidance, while a relevant professional can discuss the formal referral pathway.

03What support services are available in Nottingham?

RDF’s service routes include supported accommodation, floating support, supported living, tenancy management and related support, education and training signposting, support for employment, domiciliary care, residential care and private care.

04What should I do if someone is in immediate danger?

This website is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger or needs urgent emergency help, call 999. For local adult social-care information, Nottingham City Council’s Adult Social Care Hub may also be useful.

Start locally

Let’s talk about the next step.

Contact RDF for general guidance, explore the service finder or ask a professional organisation to discuss a referral.