CQC Registered Provider | Adults 18–65 | Mental Health Supported Living

Walsall, West Midlands

Supported living in Walsall

Walsall placements usually come to us urgently — a discharge date that's moved forward, or a tenancy that's about to be lost this week.

A resident and support worker walking through a residential neighbourhood in Walsall

We work across Walsall with adults 18–65 whose mental health has made ordinary housing unmanageable: people leaving inpatient wards, people bouncing between temporary accommodation and A&E, and people at the point of eviction who nobody else has picked up.

Because so much of the Walsall work is urgent, we run it tight. Referral acknowledged the same day, assessment face-to-face within 48 hours, a written proposal with hours and costs within three working days, and a move-in date we don't move.

Once someone is in, the emphasis shifts entirely to continuity: the same workers, the same manager, the same clinical contacts, month after month. Turnover is what breaks placements in this borough, so we hold our teams together deliberately.

A calm bedroom with an armchair by the window in a Walsall supported living home

Our homes

What our Walsall homes are like

Our Walsall homes sit in Bloxwich, Willenhall and Darlaston — plain, well-kept houses near a bus stop, a shop and a GP surgery.

Ready to move into

Bed made, heating on, food in the fridge. People often arrive from a ward with a carrier bag, and the first night matters.

A room with a lock and a window that opens

Private space that belongs to the tenant, decorated how they want it, with somewhere safe for their own things.

Practical shared kitchens

Where people learn to cook three meals they like and can afford, with staff alongside rather than doing it for them.

Near the bus, near the shops

Walsall town, Bloxwich high street and the local surgery all reachable without needing a lift.

Safe homes

Every Walsall home is safe, compliant and regularly inspected

Property compliance is a wellbeing issue, not a filing exercise. Here's what that means in practice across our Walsall homes.

  • Weekly fire alarm tests, recorded evacuation drills and annual system servicing
  • Landlord gas safety certificates and five-yearly electrical condition reports on file
  • Legionella risk assessment with monthly recorded checks
  • Sleep-in, waking night or on-call cover set by assessed risk, not by convenience
  • Medication stored, audited and countersigned in line with our medicines policy
  • Property checks logged in our digital care records so nothing depends on one person's memory

Local care

Care that stays local in Walsall

People do better when the GP, the pharmacy, the care coordinator and the support team are all within a few miles of the front door.

  • Same-week GP, dentist and pharmacy registration in Bloxwich, Willenhall or Walsall town
  • Escorted attendance at CMHT, depot and psychology appointments across Walsall
  • Structured medication support with clear thresholds for escalating to the crisis team
  • Working alongside Walsall Council social workers, housing officers and the discharge team
  • Early-warning relapse plans agreed with the person and shared with their clinicians
  • Practical help with arrears, budgeting, food shopping and getting bills into the tenant's own name

Local relationships in Walsall

In Walsall we've earned trust by being straight with people. Social workers know we'll turn a referral down if we can't staff it safely, ward teams know we turn up when we say we will, and landlords know we look after their properties — which is why we can move quickly when a bed is needed.

Being part of the community

Community here is the arboretum on a dry afternoon, the market, Walsall College, the leisure centres at Bloxwich and Oak Park, the mosque or church someone already belongs to, volunteering, and family two streets away. We work on one relationship at a time until someone's week has people in it again.

Who we work with

Walsall Council adult social care and housing · Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust · Walsall GP practices, pharmacies and community teams · Local landlords, colleges and voluntary organisations

Areas we cover in and around Walsall

We take referrals for supported living and mental health supported accommodation across Walsall and the surrounding West Midlands area, including:

  • Bloxwich
  • Willenhall
  • Darlaston
  • Aldridge
  • Brownhills
  • Pelsall
  • Walsall Wood
  • Walsall town centre

Make a referral

Three ways to refer in Walsall

Call us

0333 772 2794

Same working day response.

Email us

admin@upliftcaregroup.co.uk

Please don't attach clinical documents at this stage.

Use the referral form

Two minutes, no documents needed to start — tell us you're referring in Walsall.

Start a referral

Frequently asked

Walsall referrals

Can you take an urgent Walsall discharge?

Often yes. Ring the referral line — we'll tell you the same day whether we can assess within 48 hours and what we can realistically staff.

What happens if a placement starts to wobble?

We increase support, bring the care coordinator and crisis team in early and keep the tenancy going wherever possible. Eviction is a last resort, not a first response.

How do you keep staffing consistent?

Small local teams per house, minimal agency use and a named manager for each property — continuity of care is the thing that keeps Walsall placements standing.

Are you regulated?

Yes. We are a CQC-registered provider and work to the fundamental standards, with our own auditing, supervision and safeguarding processes on top.

Do you accept direct payments in Walsall?

Yes, including direct payments managed by an intermediary or third-party account provider.

Discuss a Walsall placement

Tell us about the person's needs and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.

Make a referral