Supported Living Services

4319 Fountain Care provides high-quality supported living services in Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Oxfordshire and London.

Call or email us today for more details.

01895 714511

supportedliving@4319fountaincare.net

Fully-Trained Staff

First-Class Service

Fully Compliant

About 4319 Fountain Care

4319 Fountain Care is a specialist care provider dedicated to delivering high-quality, person-centred supported living services. We are committed to empowering individuals to live independently while receiving the tailored support they need to thrive.

Our Specialisms

We specialise in supporting individuals living with eating disorders, offering compassionate, structured, and recovery-focused care in a safe and nurturing environment.

In addition, we provide personalised support for individuals with:

Learning disabilities
Physical disabilities
Autism
Mental health needs

Our experienced and highly trained team works closely with each individual, their families, and healthcare professionals to develop bespoke care plans that promote independence, dignity, and wellbeing.

01895 714511

Our Approach

At 4319 Fountain Care, we believe that every individual deserves respect, choice, and control over their life.

Our approach is:

Person-centred – Care plans tailored to individual goals and needs
Outcome-focused – Supporting progress towards independence and recovery
Compassionate and professional – Delivered by trained and dedicated staff
Inclusive – Promoting equality, empowerment, and community engagement

Areas We Cover

We provide supported living services across:

Buckinghamshire
Berkshire
Oxfordshire
Hillingdon

Our Pathways

1. Thriving & Stability Pathway

For individuals stepping down from inpatient care and preparing for independent living.

This pathway is designed for people who have completed an inpatient admission and are ready to transition back into the community with structured support. The focus is on maintaining progress, preventing relapse, and building confidence in everyday life.

Core Purpose

Provide a safe, supported step-down from hospital.
Strengthen recovery skills in a real-world environment.
Help individuals gradually reintroduce community routines and responsibilities.
Prevent relapse by offering consistent, specialist input.

How It Works

A specialist Occupational Therapist completes a detailed assessment and co-develops a personalised plan.

Support can take place in the person’s own home or in helping them find suitable accommodation.

The OT coordinates input from support workers, nurses, and assistant psychologists.

Areas of Support

Meal planning, preparation, and building confidence with food.
Returning to education, work, or volunteering.
Developing routines, structure, and independence.
Building social confidence and community participation.
Managing wellbeing, coping strategies, and relapse prevention.

Ideal For

People who no longer require 24/7 care.
Individuals motivated to build independence with structured guidance.
Those who benefit from community-based support while maintaining recovery gains.

2. Empowered Recovery Pathway

For individuals needing 24/7 supported accommodation to stabilise and strengthen recovery

This pathway offers a more intensive level of support within one of the service’s supported living homes. It is suitable for people who are not yet ready to live independently but do not require acute inpatient admission.

Core Purpose

Provide a safe, therapeutic living environment with round-the-clock support.
Reduce the need for hospital admission.
Help individuals stabilise, build skills, and progress toward greater independence.

How It Works

Residents live in one of the service’s supported accommodation houses (Trafalgar House or White House).

Staff are available 24 hours a day, including overnight.

The programme mirrors the Thriving & Stability Pathway but is delivered in-house with continuous support.

Areas of Support

Mealtime support and food-related exposure work.
Daily living skills (personal care, cleaning, laundry, budgeting).
Social eating, community outings, and graded exposure.
Emotional regulation, DBT skills, and coping strategies.
Identity-building, meaningful activity, and role development.
Healthy movement and body awareness sessions.
Structured routines, goal setting, and weekly reviews.

Ideal For

Individuals who cannot yet manage safely or effectively in the community alone.
Those stepping down from inpatient care who still require high-level support.
People who need a therapeutic environment to consolidate recovery.

Shared Support Across Both Pathways

Regardless of the pathway chosen, every person has access to:

Family and Carer Involvement

Dedicated points of contact for relatives and carers
Participation in meetings when appropriate
Information and guidance to help families understand eating disorders and support recovery

Nursing Support

Collaborative safety and risk management
Practical assistance during mealtimes
Skills-based sessions drawing on DBT principles
Support with care planning and setting achievable goals

Psychological Support

Comprehensive psychological assessments
Individualised eating disorder formulations
One‑to‑one and group-based CBT‑E interventions
Regular monitoring of psychological progress and recovery markers

Dietetic Input

Support with restoring nutritional health and stabilising weight
Guidance on establishing regular eating patterns and reintroducing avoided foods
Collaborative weighing to promote transparency and reduce anxiety
Group sessions on nutrition and supported food shopping

Art Therapy

Use of creative media to support expression and communication
Activities aimed at reducing perfectionistic thinking
Work focused on building confidence and self-worth
Enhancing wellbeing and quality of life through creative engagement

Physical Health Oversight

Ongoing medical monitoring delivered by the GP or community healthcare team
Coordination of essential physical health checks, including blood tests, weight monitoring, and other relevant assessments

Service Locations

Trafalgar House, Milton Keynes – 4 bedrooms (2 en-suite, 2 shared bathrooms)

White House, Milton Keynes – 4 bedrooms (2 en-suite, 2 shared bathrooms)

Both homes offer spacious bedrooms, communal lounges, dining areas, and gardens.

New developments in London and surrounding areas, Bracknell, Aylesbury and Huddersfield.

Our dad's time was coming to an end, and we wanted him home in his house from the hospital. [Hillingdon Hospital was great.] Home care was needed.4319 fountain care was arranged, and the best thing that could have happened, the whole team was absolutely bang on, went well above what they had to do, really knew their job, as we know it's not easy. They always came, never missed, and were genuinely upset when Dad's end came. Not going to name separate people as they work as a team and are all brilliant. We visited their office a year later just to say we had not forgotten what they did for dad and us. Thank you from all of us, Joe & all of the family.

Jw H