Oasis Home Services was established to provide safe, structured supported accommodation for young people transitioning into adulthood. We believe every young person deserves the opportunity to develop the skills, confidence, and stability needed to build a positive future.
Ofsted Registered
Regulated provision
Safeguarding-led
Robust risk management
24/7 On-Call
Continuous management
Multi-agency
Collaborative model
Our services are designed to support young people through a structured pathway toward independence, while ensuring safeguarding and wellbeing remain central to their experience.
OUR MISSION
At Oasis Home Services, our mission is to provide more than accommodation. We work alongside young people to build the confidence, life skills, and resilience needed to successfully transition into adulthood, independence, and positive futures.
OUR VISION
To empower young people to transition from care to independence with confidence, stability, and purpose. We strive to provide safe, high-quality, and nurturing accommodation where every young person can develop the skills, resilience, and opportunities needed to thrive in adulthood.
Providing a secure and supportive environment where young people feel protected and respected.
Helping young people develop routines, life skills, and responsibilities necessary for adulthood.
Supporting young people to build confidence, resilience, and practical skills for independent living.
Young people receive structured support that may include:
OUTCOMES & IMPACT
We measure success through the progress and achievements of the young people we support. Our outcomes focus on:
Increased independence
Improved
confidence
Education & employment
Independent
living
Every young person leaving Oasis is better equipped to navigate adulthood successfully.
Safeguarding is fundamental to Oasis Home Services. We operate robust safeguarding processes to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all young people placed within our accommodation.
Safeguarding policies aligned with national standards. Regular staff training and safeguarding awareness throughout the organisation.
Regular welfare checks and monitoring for all young people. Clear incident reporting procedures and multi-agency safeguarding collaboration.
Strong working relationships with social workers, local authorities, and safeguarding professionals maintained throughout every placement.
