01Supported Accommodation
Offering safe and comfortable living spaces for individuals transitioning from institutional settings or experiencing homelessness.

Our services
Explore practical care, accommodation and support routes for adults, families and professionals in Nottingham. Each page explains what the service may include, who it may help and how to discuss a referral.
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Every service is different. Choose the area that best reflects the person’s current situation and read the detail before starting an enquiry or professional referral conversation.
01Offering safe and comfortable living spaces for individuals transitioning from institutional settings or experiencing homelessness.
02Flexible support services that enable individuals to maintain independence while receiving assistance with various aspects of daily living.
03Independent living arrangements with on-site support services to promote stability and self-sufficiency.
04Practical support to understand and maintain a tenancy, including household routines, paperwork and bill-payment support.
05Signposting to education, training and skills opportunities that support personal development and future goals.
06Encouragement and signposting to help individuals explore employment, build confidence and take steps towards work.
07Practical care and support delivered in a person’s own home, helping them maintain routines, comfort and independence.
08A welcoming residential setting with day-to-day care, companionship and support shaped around each person.
09Personalised one-to-one care and practical support for people who want extra help at home or in their daily lives.
Quick answers
Short answers to the questions professionals and families ask most often before making an enquiry.
We offer Supported Accommodation, Floating Support, Supported Living, Tenancy Management & Related Support, Education & Training Signposting, Support for Employment, Domiciliary Care, Residential Care and Private Care.
Admissions and referrals
Admission is through referrals from Social Services and other professional bodies or organisations.
Adults and families are welcome to contact RDF for guidance about an available service. A social worker, healthcare professional, commissioner, housing professional or another relevant organisation can then discuss the formal referral route.
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