Supported Living Service

People supported at Bromley Supported Living and Diagrama staff together at the allotment

Diagrama’s Supported Living Service in the London Borough of Bromley focuses on supporting vulnerable people to develop the skills and confidence to live in their own house either on their own or with others so they can lead independent, fulfilled lives.

Everyone is different, so the support varies according to each person's individual needs. The support we deliver is  person-centred, so they can live the life they choose. We work closely with other local organisations to enable access to a wide variety of opportunities for those we support to be active, valued members of their local community.

For all enquiries please call 01689 891401 or email supportedliving@diagrama.org.uk

Beth Maina is the Registered Manager of our Supported Living Service. Beth tells us:

"I worked in the banking industry for 10 years before relocating to the UK and making a career switch to adult social care. Prior to moving, I had been actively involved in charity work for several years, which deeply nurtured my passion for caring for vulnerable individuals. That passion has always been my driving force. I began my journey in care as a support worker, progressed to a care coordinator, and now proudly serve as a CQC Registered Manager - all within three years.

These past three years have truly been the most life-defining moments for me, as I’ve had the privilege of caring for and supporting some of the loveliest individuals with learning disabilities and autism. In my current role, I am not only responsible for leading and mentoring a highly competent and dedicated team, but I also strive to create a nurturing, safe, and empowering environment where both the people we support, and staff members can thrive. For me, this role is more than a job, it’s a commitment to making a meaningful difference in the lives of others every single day.

The staff are committed, they care and they always give 100 per cent. I’m always impressed by the people who work for the supported living service, they organise holidays and trips, they essentially do everything and give up their own time to do it. They’re incredible.”