Eating Disorders

Specialist 24/7 Supported Living for Adults with Eating Disorders
At Fortune House, we believe that every person deserves the opportunity to reclaim their life. As part of Prosperity Housing Group's needs led, amplified Supported Living service, we provide compassionate, expert care for adults living with eating disorders and associated co-morbidities — in a warm, homely environment designed to feel like home, not a facility.

We accept referrals from across the UK.

"Bridging the gap between hospital or residential care and independent living — one person at a time."

Supported Living for people with eating disorders in Sandwell

About Our Eating Disorder Service

More Than a Service. A Pathway to a Fuller Life.

Fortune House is a specialist, amplified Supported Living service based in Sandwell, in the heart of the Midlands. We support adults of working age who are living with eating disorders and related mental health diagnoses, offering a unique bridge between clinical and true independent living in the community.

Our team is clinically led, deeply compassionate, and wholly committed to helping each individual build a life that is meaningful, healthy, and their own.

Person-Centred Eating Disorder Programme

Weekly meal planning

Guided support during meal preparation

Medication reminders

Post-meal mindfulness supervision

Education around healthy, balanced eating

Body image support

Community-Based Support

Support to eat meals out in the community

Meal preparation and nutrition

Guided healthy food choices in real-world settings

Grocery shopping and errands

Fluid intake support/Ongoing relapse sign monitoring

Assistance with light exercise

01. Recovery and Emotional Wellbeing

Building a stable foundation for life Recovery from an eating disorder is a deeply personal journey and it begins with emotional stability. At Fortune House, we understand that lasting recovery is built from the inside out. Through our person-centred therapeutic programme, we work alongside each individual to nurture emotional resilience, develop healthy coping strategies, and establish a sense of inner safety and self-worth. Our needs-led team provides consistent, compassionate support through every high and every setback because we know that recovery is rarely a straight line. Using evidence-informed approaches including psychoeducation, mindfulness, and mindfulness-based supervision after meals, we help individuals better understand their relationship with food, their body, and their emotions. We don't just support people through their struggles we help them discover their strengths and build the emotional toolkit they need to sustain recovery long into the future.

02. Educational Attainment

Opening doors to growth and opportunity An eating disorder can interrupt the most important chapters of a person's life including their education. At Fortune House, we believe that learning is a powerful vehicle for recovery, self-discovery, and long-term wellbeing. We actively support individuals to re-engage with education at a pace and level that feels right for them. Whether that means returning to formal study, exploring vocational training, or simply building confidence through new skills and experiences, our team is there every step of the way. Our location in Sandwell provides easy access to local educational programmes and community resources, making it easier for individuals to take those all-important first steps back into learning. We work collaboratively with each person to identify their interests and aspirations, and we create the conditions and the encouragement they need to pursue them.

Recovery and Emotional Wellbeing

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By helping with daily activities, our caregivers enable clients to maintain their normal daily routines. Hourly home care allows clients to use our caregivers on an hourly or as-needed basis.

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Happy Clients Say

Sarah

Sarah joined our service at 21 years old with a diagnosis of Autism and OCD. She had lived with her parent’s her whole life and moved into our 3-bedroom bungalow unable to complete most of the daily living tasks or access the community independently. Our service provided person-centered support to assist and guide Sarah to develop her independence and confidence. At 22, Sarah now manages her own finances, administers and manages her own medication and is able to travel using public transport independently to visit her friends and take part in activities in the community. Sarah is able to socialize with other service users to take part in activities without getting anxious and is able to understand and follow her safety plan when she is in the community independently.

Sarah is now able to enjoy her life as an independent and confident woman.

Daniel

Daniel moved into Paulas House in 2023 with a diagnosis of Schizophrenia and joined us after a stay in hospital due to his mental health declining. When he joined us, he needed support with daily living tasks, lacked motivation and confidence and required reminders to attend appointments to manage his mental health. Our staff worked with Daniel providing person-centered support to target areas that he needed help and guidance in and grow his confidence with other aspects of his life. After 3 years working closely with our staff, Daniel is now able to attend the gym consistently to improve his physical and mental health and attend college to complete a construction course to open up new job opportunities.

Daniel has now built up his independence to where he can manage his own cooking, cleaning and laundry and attend his appointments consistently and independently to support his mental health.

For Referrers

Not sure if your client meets our criteria? Call us. We would rather have a conversation and say no than not have the conversation at all

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Commissoners

We have extensive experience working with both ICBs and local authorities on joint-funded Section 117 placements.

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