Recovery Support
Personalised support. Renewed confidence.
Recovery is a personal journey.
At Genora Global Foundation, we provide personalised recovery support for young people aged 18-30 experiencing mental health challenges, crisis or housing insecurity.
Through one-to-one keywork, individual support plans and practical guidance, we help young people rebuild confidence, establish positive routines and develop the skills needed to move towards greater independence.
Our promise
Compassionate support with a clear path toward independence and stability.
How we support recovery
Practical, compassionate support tailored to each young person.
One-to-One Keywork
We provide individual support sessions where young people can discuss their circumstances, identify challenges and work towards meaningful personal goals.
Personalised Support Plans
We work towards developing personalised support plans that identify individual priorities, practical goals and appropriate support. Progress is reviewed regularly to adapt the plan as needs change.
Emotional Wellbeing and Confidence
Our supportive environment encourages young people to develop self-awareness, build confidence and access appropriate mental health resources and professional services.
Daily Living and Positive Routines
We support young people to establish manageable routines, organise appointments, engage in meaningful activities and build practical habits that support wellbeing and independence.
Access to Services and Community Support
Where appropriate, we help young people connect with NHS mental health teams, GPs, housing services, education and employment opportunities, and community organisations.
Preparing for Independent Living
We help young people develop practical life skills, explore suitable housing options and prepare for the responsibilities of longer-term accommodation.
A person-centred approach
Support that is respectful, practical and guided by each young person's needs.
We believe young people should be actively involved in decisions about their support. Our approach is guided by respect for individual circumstances, choices and dignity, clear goals, appropriate safeguarding and collaboration with relevant professionals and support networks.
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Respect for individual circumstances, choices and dignity.
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Support that recognises personal strengths and aspirations.
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Clear, achievable goals and regular progress reviews.
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Appropriate safeguarding, professional boundaries and collaboration with relevant services.
Who can access recovery support?
Support for young people aged 18-30 at times of crisis or transition.
Our services are intended for young people aged 18-30 who are experiencing mental health challenges, leaving inpatient care, facing crisis or at risk of homelessness.
Access to support is subject to referral, individual assessment, safeguarding considerations, eligibility and available service capacity.
Take the next step.
Every journey towards recovery begins with access to the right support. Whether you are a professional seeking support for a young person, a potential partner or someone looking to learn more about our services, our team welcomes your enquiry.