About Us

We provide a full range of high quality service that will enable young people to learn, develop and reach their full potential.

We provide comprehensive Semi-Independent living services offering support and accommodation to Looked after Children, Care Leavers, Homeless Teenagers/Young Adults between the ages of 16 – 25 years old.

We are building a great reputation for providing specialised support for young people with challenging behaviour and/or emotional needs in semi-independent homes.

Our holistic approach helps to bridge the gap between childhood and adulthood so our young people are prepared for the challenges of living independently.

Your Full Potential Ltd is experienced in working with young people who have extremely challenging and risky behaviour. The support plan will reflect the needs of the young person. We offer the following support for our young people:

Violence Reduction intervention
Gang awareness and intervention
Counselling & Development (9 Pathways to reducing reoffending)
Life skills workshop
Group mentoring session
Support to develop retrospective thinking
Offending reduction programmes in partnership with YOT and other agencies
Support with reducing substance and/or alcohol abuse
Relationship building – family and friends
Work around post-traumatic stress disorder/Trauma therapy
Support for young parents
Support with reducing risky behaviour that could lead to exploitation
Support with managing ADHD, including anger management, and temper control disorder

Through well-structured risk assessments, individual support plans, motivation and skilled staff, our aim is to ensure that independence and fulfilment are maximised for the vulnerable young people we work with.

Our Mission

‘To guide our young people to independence and self-reliance, equipping them with
all the skills and confidence they need to lead healthy, happy and fulfilling lives and
be valuable members of our society’

We Believe That :

All young people, irrespective of race, religion, gender, culture, sexuality or social disadvantages have the right to develop their personal and educational potential to the full and the responsibility to contribute to society through positive citizenship.

Young people are most likely to realise these goals if they are treated with respect and dignity and there is a strong foundation of trust
Our services are provided in accordance with the Children (Leaving Care) Act 2000 and the children acts 1989 and 2004 (and additionally, any relevant government and/or statutory regulations and guidance).