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Referral received
Initial information, referral documents and current risks are reviewed.
For professionals
Clear information for commissioners, social workers and NHS mental health teams.
This page is designed to make referral decisions easier. It brings together suitability, process, pathway stages and contact details in one professional-friendly structure.
Why this matters
How pathway is designed to support placements
how supportis intended to be planned and how communication with external teams will work.
Referral routeWe accept referrals from local authorities, social workers, NHS teams, case managers and other care professionals.
Assessment processWe review needs, support requirements, known risks, compatibility and likely outcomes before placement decisions are made.
Transition planningMove-in is planned carefully to reduce anxiety, maintain continuity and build early stability.
Review and progressSupport plans, risk and outcomes are reviewed regularly with involved professionals and the individual.
Professional trust points
How Pathway is designed to support placement
pathway living services is designed to provide structured person-centred support for adults with mental health needs. our approach is intended to combine clear support planning,collaborative working and regular review to help people move towards greater stability and independence.
Structuredclear support planning reviews
Localcollaborative working with families and professionals
progress-focusedsupport shaped around needs,goals and outcomes
Referral pathway
The six stages professionals usually expect to see
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Assessment
Needs, compatibility and support requirements are considered.
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Decision
Suitability is discussed and next steps agreed.
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Transition
Move-in planning and introductions support a safe start.
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Ongoing support
Support focuses on wellbeing, routine, stability and independence.
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Review and move-on
Progress is reviewed and, where appropriate, more independent options are planned.