One-to-one care
1:1 Support
A single dedicated support worker provides continuous individualised care, guidance, structure and supervision while promoting independence, daily living skills and community engagement.
Whether in a residential home environment or out in the community, our dedicated and person-centred approach helps individuals develop at their own pace, make informed choices, and receive support that is shaped around their social, physical and emotional needs.
We recognise that everyone is different and that needs can change over time. Our services are individually tailored, regularly reviewed and adapted to help each person progress safely and confidently.
We combine structured support, strong oversight and evidence-based approaches to help stabilise placements, reduce risks and support people to achieve measurable progress.
We support individuals where placements are at risk of breakdown by reviewing needs, risks, routines and staffing requirements.
Where appropriate, we can support transition from more intensive settings into community-based or supported living arrangements.
Support is planned around independence, dignity, confidence, community involvement and improved quality of life.
Our staffing models are tailored to individual risk, complexity and assessed need, ensuring the right level of support is in place at the right time.
A single dedicated support worker provides continuous individualised care, guidance, structure and supervision while promoting independence, daily living skills and community engagement.
Two staff members provide support at the same time, allowing for increased supervision, safer risk management and consistent proactive interventions where needs are more complex.
Three staff members deliver intensive coordinated support for high-risk or unpredictable situations, supporting crisis stabilisation, continuity of care and safe routines.
Positive Behaviour Support helps us understand behaviour as communication. This means we look beyond the behaviour itself and focus on unmet needs, triggers, environment, communication, emotional wellbeing and quality of life.
We understand that care needs can change quickly. Our approach supports commissioners, families and professionals by creating clear plans that reduce risk and keep people safe while longer-term arrangements are reviewed.
We review available information, identify immediate risks and agree safe staffing levels, routines and support strategies.
Where appropriate, support can be delivered in accommodation settings, supported living environments and the wider community.
We work with professionals, Local Authorities, families and other stakeholders to ensure support remains joined-up and well-governed.
Plans are monitored and adapted as needs change, with progress, incidents and outcomes reviewed to guide next steps.
Our process is designed to be straightforward, responsive and focused on safe implementation.
We review the referral information to understand urgency, risks, support needs, preferred outcomes and current arrangements.
We consider behaviour, health, environment, routines, safeguarding factors and the level of staffing required.
A bespoke plan is created, including staffing ratios, support strategies, risk management and communication arrangements.
Trained staff are deployed, support begins and progress is reviewed with relevant professionals and stakeholders.
Each package is built around practical, measurable outcomes that matter to the person being supported and to the professionals involved in their care.
Reduced risk, safer routines and clearer support arrangements.
Skills development, choice-making and confidence in daily living.
Support that helps prevent placement breakdown and unnecessary escalation.
Meaningful activity, social participation and stronger wellbeing.
Proactive support that promotes dignity, rights and least restrictive practice.
Regular updates that help commissioners and professionals review progress.
Use the sections below to learn more about how Baseobs Care Ltd can support people with complex or changing needs.
They are suitable for adults who need structured, person-centred support due to complex social, emotional, physical, behavioural or independence-related needs. Support can be delivered in accommodation settings, supported living arrangements or the community.
These terms describe the number of staff supporting one person at a time. The right level is agreed through assessment and risk planning, then reviewed as needs change.
Positive Behaviour Support is a structured, person-centred approach that seeks to understand why behaviour happens, reduce triggers, improve communication and increase quality of life while reducing restrictive interventions.
Yes. Support is reviewed regularly and can be stepped up or stepped down depending on risk, progress, stability and the person’s changing needs.
Yes. We work in partnership with Local Authorities, health professionals, families, advocates and other stakeholders to keep support joined-up, safe and outcome-focused.
Progress is monitored through support planning, regular reviews, incident monitoring where relevant, feedback from the person supported and communication with professionals involved in the care package.
Yes. Our support can focus on developing daily living skills, confidence, routines, community access, education or employment opportunities and gradual progression towards greater independence.
Contact Baseobs Care Ltd to discuss a referral, support package or transition plan.
We believe in providing care and support that is adaptable and unique to your needs enabling you to maintain your independence and preserve your quality of life.
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