Our supported housing allows vulnerable individuals live as independently as possible within a safe, supportive environment. While customised to meet the individual needs of each of our tenants, the houses we provide are focused on creating a positive community within the home as much as providing tenants with the life skills, education and access to feel part of and partake in the surrounding community outside.

Bridge Platinum Properties encourage people to be independent in the community, whilst protecting their rights and welfare. We knew we had to develop a holistic approach to our work to become a leading specialist housing provider, so we built up partnerships with support providers and local authorities. Ultimately we wanted to give people with support needs choice, particularly those with a learning disability, enduring mental health problems, autism or acquired brain injury.

Support to our tenants is provided through contracts with care and support providers and we partner with many local authorities, local and national care and support providers, tenants, and their families. This complimentary approach promotes choice and independent living, whilst protecting the rights and welfare of our tenants at the same time.

Our homes are located throughout the UK and offer a range of accommodation including detached, semi-detached, bungalows, flats, bedsits and shared houses. We work hard to source the right accommodation for people in the community they choose. We do this through purchasing and leasing properties in a number of ways.

Our Belief

A society where people with support needs have equitable access to housing; opening the door for choice, independence and wellbeing, and supporting community based living.

Our Values

To be Collaborative, To Focus on People, and Responsive to peoples needs and requirements.

Our Objectives

To provide a values-based, quality led service

Our housing offer is based on providing high quality housing which promotes independence and supports health and social care commissioning. All our supported housing services staff members are highly trained and have extensive experience in the area. They’re able to offer a range of specialist skills, including working with epilepsy and supporting adults living with a variety of complex needs. The support we offer to adults living in supported housing can be tailored to suit the individual. Whether they require just a few hours of care on a daily basis or a full roster of support, we can create a bespoke service that suits them perfectly