Clement Emegbuonye
Registered Manager
Contact Us
BeaconHouse@prosperityhousinggroup.co.uk
0151 452 8670
Our Services
Supported Living
Domiciliary Care
WHO WE SUPPORT
Men and Women aged between eighteen (18) and sixty five (65).
Adults who are entitled to section 117 after-care who are under what is known as the Care Programme Approach (CPA), continuing care and informal patients
Have complex mental disorders as the primary support need, with comorbid difficulties such as but not limited to Attachment Disorder, Atypical Depression, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Personality Disorder, Depression, Schizophrenia,Eating Disorders and a range of other disorders
mental health condition such as severe anxiety, depression. Or a psychotic illness, and those with personality disorders, which may result in them displaying behaviour that challenges
Men and women involved with the criminal justice system and or leaving prisons, with mental health conditions which are linked to offending or seriously irresponsible behaviour.
A history of long-term hospitalisation, a number of admissions to hospital or at risk of becoming institutionalised
Medication support needs, promoting the safe and effective use of medicines and ensuring that suitable and high quality care is provided to service users
Financial support needs, paying bills, shopping, budgeting, money management and accessing benefits including direct payments and personal budgets.
Activities of daily living support needs
Beacon House — Liverpool
Lighting the Way to a Better Tomorrow
Beacon House is Prosperity Housing Group's Liverpool branch, and just like its name suggests, it serves as a guiding light for vulnerable adults who have found themselves in the dark. Liverpool is a city renowned for its warmth, its community spirit, and its resilience and Beacon House embodies all of those qualities.
The team at Beacon House draws on the rich culture and strong community ties of Liverpool to create a supported housing environment that feels genuinely like home. Service users are welcomed into a space where they are encouraged, supported, and celebrated as they take steps toward a more stable life.
Areas of Support
Life Skills & Independence
Assisting with walking from bed to wheelchair
Personal care, bathing, dressing and grooming assistance
Medication management
Assisting with laundry and housekeeping
Budgeting, finance, and benefits assistance
Cooking, cleaning, and household management support
Health & Wellbeing
Dedicated key worker assigned to every service user
Bathing, dressing and grooming assistance
Tailored, person-centred care plans
Regular one-to-one support sessions
24-hour support and emergency contact availability
Toileting and incontinence care
Budgeting, finance, and benefits assistance
Cooking, cleaning, and household management support
Tenancy sustainment skills development
Confidence building and self-advocacy support
Transportation to social & recreational activities
Assistance with light exercise
Personalised Support
Support accessing GP, mental health, and healthcare services
Substance misuse recovery pathways and signposting
Emotional wellbeing and resilience building
Safeguarding support and risk management
Care Coverage
Serenity House supports service across Leicestershire and the surrounding areas, including:
