CQC-registered homes for adults with complex mental health needs, learning disabilities, autism and complex physical health needs. Regulated personal care, not housing-led support.
Nurturing Positive Outcomes
Oaktree Support Services is the CQC-regulated part of Oaktree Group. We provide personal care and support in small, homely settings for adults whose needs are too complex for housing-led support but who do not need to be in hospital.
That includes young adults moving on from children's services, who can stay with an organisation that already knows how to support them.
We support adults whose needs are too complex for standard support but who do not need to be in hospital, including people stepping down from inpatient and secure settings.
Many of the people we support come to us from hospital or a secure setting. We plan each move with their clinical team so it happens at their pace.
We read the notes, meet the clinical team and say quickly whether we can meet the need.
Visits before the move, a care plan built with the person and staff trained in their delegated tasks.
Small homes with enhanced staffing and waking nights, alongside the person's NHS team.
As skills grow, support steps down, with supported living in Wigan as a next step.
Every placement is matched to the person, their risks and anyone they would live with.
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Oaktree Support Services Limited is registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the independent regulator of health and adult social care in England, for accommodation for persons who require nursing or personal care. We do not provide nursing care.
You can see our registration on the CQC website at cqc.org.uk.
Every placement is matched to the person, their risks and anyone they would live with.
CQC-registered care homes for adults with mental health needs, learning disabilities, autism and complex health needs. Care is built around one or two people, never a ward.
Homes in Wigan where adults have their own space, with staff who help them build skills in cooking, money, college or work and wellbeing as they step towards independence.
Our adult supported living homes in Wigan give people their own space and a staff team who know them, close to local shops, transport and services.
Support is planned around each person's goals, from cooking and budgeting to getting into college or work, and reduces as they become more independent.
NHS Continuing Healthcare, Section 117 aftercare and joint-funded packages are welcome. Every referral is assessed individually before an offer is made.
Commissioners and brokerage teams.
Including Continuing Healthcare and hospital discharge.
Mental health and learning disability teams.
Planning adult care for young people leaving children's services.
If we can meet a need safely, we will say so quickly. If we can't, we will tell you why.
Step-down from inpatient and secure settings, including Section 117 aftercare, people at risk of admission, self-harm and crisis recovery, working alongside community mental health and crisis teams.
Low-arousal homes, structured routines and communication passports, with Positive Behaviour Support for behaviours that challenge.
Delegated healthcare tasks such as tracheostomy care, carried out by staff trained for each person's care plan under NHS delegation, working with district nurses and GPs.
Mental health needs alongside drug or alcohol misuse, with a harm-reduction approach and links to specialist substance misuse services.
Care planned under the Mental Capacity Act, with any restrictions reviewed in line with current law on deprivation of liberty.
Given by trained, competency-checked staff, with regular medication audits and GP input.
Fewer moves and fewer crises.
Health needs managed with the NHS team.
Cooking, money and daily living.
Family, friends and the community.
College, work or more independence.
Our staff are with the person every day. Clinical care stays with their NHS team, and we work alongside everyone involved.
At the centre of every plan. Our staff are with them around the clock, and the first to notice when something changes.
Registers the person and reviews their health and medication.
Train and sign off our staff on delegated tasks such as tracheostomy care.
Community mental health or crisis team, including Section 117 aftercare.
Reviews the placement and the outcomes it is achieving for the person.
Kept involved and welcome to visit, as the person wishes.
ICB or local authority, kept updated on progress.
At the centre of every plan. Our staff are with them around the clock, and the first to notice when something changes.
Solo or shared homes with 1:1, 2:1 or 3:1 staffing, and waking nights where needed.
Therapy from clinicians with mental health and social care backgrounds, alongside each person's NHS team.
CPI Safety Intervention, safeguarding adults, MCA and DoLS, ligature awareness and self-harm, with many holding Level 3 to 5 diplomas.
We do not provide nursing care or treatment. Clinical care stays with the person's NHS team, and we work alongside them.
A small service, led by people who know each home and each person in it.
Kelly has over 14 years leading CQC services, including a service rated Outstanding for responsiveness. She leads Oaktree Support Services and specialises in adults with complex mental health, learning disability and health needs.
Kelly meets placing teams for matching, visits each person before they move, and oversees every transition personally.
Email KellyOur staff are trained in:
Oaktree Group is a family-owned North West provider of care, support and education, running homes since 2017. Oaktree Support Services brings that experience to adults with complex needs.
We are looking for calm, reliable people who want to make a lasting difference for adults with complex needs. Experience helps, but values matter more.
Our homes support one or two people, so you get to know each person well and see the difference you make.
Training in delegated healthcare tasks such as tracheostomy care, plus support towards Level 3 to 5 diplomas.
Across Oaktree Group's homes and services there is always a next step, from support worker to senior, team leader and manager.
All roles are subject to an enhanced DBS check and safer recruitment checks, including references.
Click below to email our recruitment team. Attach your CV and tell us a little about yourself. No experience? Tell us why you want to do this work.
We take referrals for adults aged 18 to 64 from social care, ICBs and NHS teams. Emergency and short-notice referrals are considered.
Email the referral and supporting documents to our team.
Kelly reviews needs, risks and compatibility with anyone already in the home.
We come back promptly with an offer, or a clear reason if we cannot meet the need.
We visit the person before they move and agree a transition plan with their network.
Please send referral documents by secure email rather than through our contact form.
Care plan or assessment, current risk assessment, any DoLS or Court of Protection authorisation, health needs and delegated tasks, placement history, funding route and preferred start date.
Send us a message and the right person will come back to you.
Last updated 13th November 2026
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