Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond
Supported living · Young people
Semi-independent living explained
Care leavers and young people needing support to live independently.
Key workers help with life skills, education and work.
Provision for 16 and 17-year-olds must be Ofsted-registered.
Help finding a private or social tenancy.
- Ask your personal adviser about options
- Build a rent history and references
- Care leavers under 25 are exempt from the shared accommodation rate
- Providers may lease homes for supported living
- Check the provider's registration and track record
- Agree repairs, insurance and lease terms in writing
Moving on with Fraser Bond
- Rooms and studios across London
- Help with guarantors
- No blanket bans on benefits
- Clear move-in costs
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Who places young people in supported living?
Usually the local council.
Is supported accommodation regulated?
For 16 and 17-year-olds in care, it must be Ofsted-registered.
Can Fraser Bond help with moving on?
Yes, we help young people find private rentals.