Case studies
Case Studies
Since EHSL was founded in 2012, it has set up multiple supported housing schemes in a wide range of localities. These case studies look at how EHSL has worked with prospective tenants, professionals and other stakeholders to deliver the accommodation solutions required.
Chobham Road, Woking
In 2022, EHSL and Woodleigh Healthcare Ltd opened a new supported living scheme in Woking for 10 people with learning disabilities who have recently graduated from college. The Chobham Road houses are two attractive recently built six-bedroom detached houses with separate spacious garden areas.
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Stratton Lodge, Enfield
Stratton Lodge is an existing scheme in Enfield accommodating 10 people in a modern block. Its management transferred to EHSL in 2023 following a review of the existing arrangements by care provider Next Step Support, introducing EHSL’s intensive housing management service for the benefit of the tenants and the service.
Read more read moreProspect St, Reading
In 2021, EHSL opened a 5 person scheme in Prospect St with Radis Community Care. The property was developed by Seamless Property Ltd and contains 5 one-bedroom flats, and staff quarters enabling 24/7 care to be provided.
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Hope Place, Slough
EHSL is delighted to open Hope Place in Slough to 10 tenants receiving support from Look Ahead Care and Support.
Read more read moreShared house services in Harrow
In 2019, EHSL and Core Prospects Care Services Ltd entered into an agreement for EHSL to provide housing and tenancy management services at three supported living schemes in Harrow. Core Prospects was established in 2006 and specialises in providing recovery-focused services for adults living with a variety of complex needs. The introduction of EHSL’s as […]
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Self-contained accommodation sourced at the request of a local authority
David* lived in a shared house with 24/7 staffing, with 4 people he had lived with for a number of years. After a number of incidents concerning aggressive behaviours which affected other tenants, it was agreed that David’s needs would be best met in self-contained accommodation where he could have dedicated 24/7 care.
Read more read moreAccommodation secured in Hertfordshire following care home closure.
EHSL was approached by Hertfordshire County Council to source accommodation for two people who were due to leave a residential care home that was closing down.
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Leasing your property to EHSL
A property owner in London wished to step back from the ongoing management of his property, He placed the property with a local letting agent, advertising that he was willing to talk to HMO operators. EHSL worked with the local authority to create a new provision for 4 people who were moving from another scheme that was closing down.
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