Cooking and meal planning
Young people plan their own meals, shop to a list and cook for themselves, with staff alongside for as long as that helps.
Our home
A safe, welcoming home where young people can thrive
Jubilee House, Willenhall
Jubilee House provides high-quality supported accommodation for young people aged 16–25. It is a beautifully presented four-bedroom property arranged so that young people have privacy when they need it, company when they want it, and the practical space to learn how to run a home of their own.
Room by room
Every room, shown whole
These are our own photographs, published at full frame with nothing cropped out.
The games room, gym and sensory room are not pictured yet. We would rather show nothing than show a stock photograph of somebody else's house.
House features
What the house actually has
Twelve things a placing officer usually has to ring up and ask.
- Four spacious, fully furnished bedrooms
- Comfortable communal living room
- Second living room with feature fireplace
- Dedicated games room
- On-site gym
- Sensory room
- Kitchen equipped for independent cooking
- Family-style dining space
- Quiet study and key work room
- Secure, well-maintained rear garden
- On-site laundry facilities
- Awake staff on site 24 hours a day
Daily living
What a week here actually looks like
Independence is taught where it happens: in the kitchen, at the cash machine, and in the appointment waiting room.
Money and budgeting
Weekly budgeting, bank accounts, benefits, bills and saving, managed in a setting where a mistake is recoverable.
Education, training and work
Getting to college, holding down an apprenticeship, preparing for interviews, and building the routine around it.
Health and appointments
Registering with a GP and dentist, attending appointments, managing prescriptions and asking services for what you need.
Helping young people build independence, confidence and brighter futures
Talk to us about availability, suitability and how quickly we can move.