Section 117 Aftercare Done Right — The First Time, Every Time
At Prosperity Housing Group, we take our responsibilities as a Section 117 aftercare provider with complete seriousness. We understand the legal framework. We understand the clinical demands. We understand what commissioners, care coordinators, and individuals need from an aftercare placement, and we deliver it, consistently, to the highest possible standard.
Needs- Led Aftercare
Reduce the risk of deterioration of the person's mental condition
Reduce the risk of the person requiring readmission to hospital
Supported accommodation
Medication management and monitoring
Social care support — including personal care, practical life skills, and daily living assistance
Day activities and social integration support
Medication compliance
Specialist Oversight
Employment and education support
Crisis planning and prevention
Structured needs assessment, conducted by our specialist team in collaboration with the referring hospital team, the CMHT, the ICB
We maintain comprehensive, auditable records of every clients' progress
A comprehensive, written Care Plan that covers all aspects of their mental, physical, and social needs
Care planning and the Pathway stages are fully integrated
A Service Built Specifically to Meet the Demands of Section 117
At Prosperity Housing Group, we take our responsibilities as a Section 117 aftercare provider with complete seriousness. We understand the legal framework. We understand the clinical demands. We understand what commissioners, care coordinators, and individuals need from an aftercare placement, and we deliver it, consistently, to the highest possible standard. This assessment identifies:
-The specific mental health needs arising from the person's mental disorder
-The risk factors that need to be managed in the community
-The practical and social support needs that must be met to prevent deterioration
-The individual's own goals, preferences, and recovery aspirations
-Any forensic or safeguarding considerations that require specialist planning.
This assessment forms the foundation of the person's individual care plan — a legally sound, clinically robust, person-centred document that clearly articulates the aftercare services being provided and why.
THE REFERRAL PROCESS
From First Contact to Placement — Here's How It Works
01. Initial Contact (Same Day)
Call or email our referrals team. We will take initial details and assign our registered Manager for your referral.
02. Referral Documentation (24–48 Hours)
Submit your completed referral form with supporting documentation. Our registered manager will begin their review immediately on receipt.
03. Pre Admissions Assessment (48–72 Hours)
Our Registered Manager will review all documentation, conduct a pre-placement risk assessment, and where appropriate, arrange a pre-placement meeting with the individual and their clinical team.
04. Placement Decision (Within 72 Hours of Complete Referral)
We will provide a formal written placement decision, including confirmation of placement suitability, proposed support package, and indicative funding requirements.
05. Commissioning Agreement
We work with the ICB and local authority to agree the aftercare package, funding arrangements, and care plan before the individual is discharged.
06. Integrated Transition
We attend discharge planning meetings, receive clinical handover, and ensure that the individual arrives at our service into a fully prepared, fully staffed, fully briefed environment.
07. Ongoing Partnership
From day one of placement, we provide regular outcome reports, attend all CPA reviews, and maintain open, proactive communication with your team throughout the placement.