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Choice Support
Choice Support is an established and pioneering social care charity providing support services for disabled and disadvantaged people. We were formed in London in 1984 to help people with learning disabilities have better lives, and now work throughout much of England supporting people with a wide range of needs.
Our aim is to enable the people we support to take control of their lives and live the way they choose. We think everyone should have a good deal and live life to the full. Whoever we support, we are flexible and adaptable. We listen to what people want, and put them at the centre of everything we do.
News
The Driving Up Quality Code is a voluntary code of conduct written as a response to the abuse at Winterbourne View. It has been created by the Driving Up Quality...
Read moreThe Housing and Support Alliance (H&SA), the Cameron Trust and the Centre for Welfare Reform today launch Investing in Ordinary Lives: innovations in housing for people with learning disabilities, an...
Read moreThe May/June 2013 edition of Learning Disability Today features an article by Eve Kuhr Hersov and Sarah Maguire (Choice Support's Director of Quality) about how Choice Support enhanced its annual user survey.
Read moreSadly, Carl Poll, activist and social innovator died on May 23. Carl developed KeyRing, a radical housing support model for people with learning disabilities, in the late 1980s. He led KeyRing until...
Read moreThe National Development Team for Inclusion has partnered with Choice Support and Golden Lane Housing to improve housing rights and security of tenure for disabled and older people by developing...
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