Who is this service for?

Anyone who would benefit from additional support to live more independently, including people living with autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, physical disabilities or acquired brain injuries.

Is support personalised?

Yes. Every support plan is completely tailored to the individual. We focus on strengths, interests and personal goals rather than taking a one size fits all approach.

Can support help develop independent living skills?

Absolutely. We can support people with cooking, shopping, budgeting, travel, household tasks, routines and other everyday skills that build confidence and independence.

Can you support people in the community?

Yes. Much of our support takes place within the community, helping people access education, employment, leisure activities, volunteering, appointments and social opportunities.

Will I see the same support worker?

Yes. Building trusted relationships is incredibly important, so we aim to provide consistency and continuity wherever possible.

Can support be increased or reduced over time?

Yes. Our support is flexible and can change as needs, confidence and goals develop.

Which areas do you cover?

We provide Young Adult Support across Kent, Medway, East Sussex, Surrey and London. This could look like a few hours companionship every week, daily visits or live-in care.

How do I get started?

Simply contact our team for a friendly, no obligation conversation. We'll take the time to understand your situation, arrange an in-person consultation and create a personalised support plan if you decide to move forward.

Young Adult Support

Q: What is Young Adult Support?

Young Adult Support provides personalised one to one support for adults aged 18 and over who need assistance with daily living, community access, developing independence or achieving personal goals.

Helping young adults build confidence, independence and a life they enjoy

What is Young Adult Support?

We provide one to one support for adults aged 18 and over who may be living with autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, physical disabilities, acquired brain injuries or other additional needs.

Every support plan is tailored to the individual. For some people, that might mean developing confidence using public transport or learning to cook independently. For others, it could be enjoying hobbies together, or developing new skills.

Our aim isn't to do things for people. It's to support them to do as much as possible for themselves while providing reassurance, encouragement and practical help along the way.

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An older man is being supported by a male carer

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Why Choose Young Adult Support?

This service is designed around one simple principle: everyone deserves the opportunity to live a full, meaningful and independent life. Choosing Thrive Homecare means choosing support that sees the whole person, not just a diagnosis.

We take time to understand interests, ambitions, strengths and aspirations, creating support that helps people build confidence and enjoy greater independence.

Our team focuses on genuine relationships because trust is the foundation of good support. By providing consistent Health & Wellbeing Associates, we help people feel comfortable, understood and able to thrive.

Rather than simply completing tasks, we look for opportunities to develop skills, increase confidence and create meaningful experiences that improve quality of life.

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What Are the Benefits?

Build confidence and independence
Develop everyday life skills
Enjoy hobbies and community activities
Reduce social isolation
Consistent one to one support
Support with health appointments and managing daily routines
Peace of mind for parents and families
Flexible support that grows alongside changing goals

Who is This Suitable for?

We support adults over 18 living with:

Autism
ADHD
Learning disabilities
Physical disabilities
Acquired brain injuries
Families looking for trusted support that promotes independence rather than dependence

"I couldn’t speak more highly of Georgina from Thrive. She is just great, she's always the same, enthusiastic and caring, always very helpful. I couldn't ask for anybody more caring, kind and professional."

Joy (Wife of client)

“I am very happy with the services that the girls from Thrive Homecare are providing for me.”

Andrea (Client)

"My mother has recently started receiving support from Thrive Home Care, and our experience has been extremely positive. Mum is 95 and living with dementia. She lives alone and has always been fiercely independent, with little awareness of her need for support. From the first meeting, Emma built a natural rapport with Mum, which was incredibly reassuring. Emma currently visits once a week, with plans to increase support over time."

Barry (Son of client)

“From the moment I met my consultant, Agota, I felt very at ease and comfortable. She explained everything clearly and helped me understand how Thrive could support me. My companion helps me with shopping trips and attending medical appointments. I would highly recommend this service to anyone in a similar situation to mine.”

Adriana (Client)

"Thrive Homecare are very caring and ensure our resident has everything that they need, stimulating activities, working with our home to ensure all needs are met. Companions are kind and respectful and easy to communicate with."

Care Home Manager

"It’s like I’ve got mum back... and she’s happier than I’ve seen her in years."

Jean (Daughter of client)

"You came along and took me on adventures I never even dreamed of."

Danny (Client)

Our Team

Lauren

Lauren brings a wealth of experience in care and support. In her previous role, she was regularly recognised with awards and was frequently requested by the people she supported, reflecting the trusting relationships she builds and the positive difference she makes.

Kevin

Kevin joined Thrive Homecare as a companion, bringing with him many years of experience working with others as a basketball coach and sports mentor. Having spent much of his career supporting and developing others, he is now combining those skills with relationship centred care to provide personalised companionship and support.

Niamh

Niamh joined Thrive Homecare with three years experience working in care, beginning her career in children's residential support. She is a fast learner who describes herself as kind, patient, a good listener and someone who enjoys building genuine relationships.

Georgina

Georgina has extensive experience across community care, learning disability support and care planning. With an understanding of psychology and training in dementia awareness, she takes a thoughtful, compassionate approach to supporting people to live well and maintain their independence.

Katie

Katie is in her second year working within the care sector and is working towards her NVQ. She has very quickly built up strong relationships with her clients who are seeing positive outcomes and improved quality of life.

Holly

Holly has experience providing care and support both in people's homes and as a support worker within a school setting. She has worked with children and adults living with autism and ADHD, bringing patience, understanding and a person focused approach to every individual she supports.

Indicative Prices

Young Adult Support

Helping young adults build confidence, develop life skills and live a full life, while giving families the reassurance that dependable support is always there.

GUIDE PRICE

£34 - £39/hour

90% of customers pay £34 - £37/hour

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Regular visits every day to support routines, wellbeing and companionship. Ideal for those requiring support on a regular basis, whilst living independently.

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