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CQC-regulated complex care for children, young people and adults in their own homes and communities.

With specialist clinical and therapy teams, we support people to make choices, have control over their lives and do more of what matters to them.

29/10/2026

“Nothing about me without me.”💜

Receiving support does not mean handing over control of your life.

Your routines, relationships and ambitions remain yours. Your decisions should shape your support, including the right to say no, change your mind and try something new.

PBS starts with understanding the person and what a good life means to them. It means making choices accessible, adapting environments, building skills and reducing restrictions so people have more freedom to live on their own terms.

We work alongside people to put this into practice. Quality of life, rights and everyday control guide the support we provide. 💜

If you’re exploring support for someone with complex needs, contact Steven Wynne, our Partnership Specialist, to discuss how we can help.

👉https://uniquecs.co.uk/referrals-and-admissions/

21/10/2026

Every person has the right to control their own life and make their own decisions. Receiving care should strengthen that control.

That includes deciding how to spend the day, who to spend time with, what to try next and what the future could look like. These decisions belong to the person.

We start by understanding what matters to each person: their preferences, how they communicate, their relationships and their goals. We work alongside them and the people they want involved to put those choices into practice.

Our support adapts as needs and priorities change, helping people build skills, explore opportunities and live life on their own terms.💜

If you’re exploring support options for someone with complex needs, get in touch to discuss their circumstances and how we can support them at home and in their community.

If you’re exploring support options for someone with complex needs, contact Steven Wynne, our Partnership Specialist, to discuss their needs and how we can help: https://uniquecs.co.uk/referrals-and-admissions/

16/10/2026

For Angel, pictures have become a practical way to express his preferences and make choices about his day. 💜

His family, support workers, school and therapy team worked together to make communication more accessible and consistent, helping him understand what comes next and share what matters to him.

With this shared approach, Angel has grown in confidence and independence, from feeding himself to choosing what he wants to wear.

👉 Read Angel’s story: https://uniquecs.co.uk/impact-stories/case-studies/the-impact-of-proactive-care-angels-journey-to-improved-well-being/

08/10/2026

A familiar routine. A sign that someone needs a little more time. A small change that can make a day feel easier.

Families often hold details that help a new support team understand the person and what matters to them.

We listen to that knowledge alongside the person’s own voice, preferences and choices. We use what we learn to shape care planning and keep reviewing the support together.

Because getting to know someone means understanding their everyday life, as well as their support needs.💜

👉If you’re looking for support for someone you work with or a family member, please get in touch with our team: https://uniquecs.co.uk/referrals-and-admissions/

24/09/2026

We know care. The person knows what a good day feels like for them. 💜

It might be a familiar morning routine, a favourite place, or having the time to do something their own way.

So we start by listening. To what someone says, the choices they make and the ways they communicate without words.

The people close to them can help us understand those little details, too.

Those details help us shape support that feels right for the person receiving it.

And when support feels right, there’s more room for the things that make life feel like theirs.

If you’re working to make that possible for someone, get in touch. We’d be glad to work alongside you. - https://uniquecs.co.uk/contact-us/

11/09/2026

📢We’re hiring Healthcare Support Workers in 📍West Yorkshire

We’re looking for experienced Healthcare Support Workers to provide compassionate, person-centred support within people’s own homes.

Applicants must have:

- At least 18 months’ healthcare experience
- A full driving licence
- PMVA training
- Flexibility to work days, nights, weekends and bank holidays

At Unique Community Services, we value compassion, community and the difference that consistent, respectful support can make.

👉View the vacancy and apply: https://uniquecs.co.uk/job-ad/healthcare-support-worker-4/

01/09/2026

🕐When a placement is at risk of breakdown, understanding what’s happening and responding quickly is essential.

We work closely with commissioners and the wider multidisciplinary team to understand the individual’s needs, identify risks and develop support that helps restore stability.

Our approach goes beyond managing the immediate situation. We focus on understanding the factors contributing to the crisis and creating person-centred support that can lead to more sustainable, long-term outcomes.

⏱️For urgent and complex referrals, we can act quickly, with support mobilised in as little as two hours where circumstances allow.

🌿Have an urgent or complex referral to discuss?

Speak to our Referrals & Admissions team: https://uniquecs.co.uk/referrals-and-admissions/

20/08/2026

In our 2025 Annual Outcomes Report, 100% of families who responded told us they had seen an improvement in their loved one’s wellbeing since joining our services.

But behind that number are individual lives, ambitions and moments that mean something different to every person.

For one person, it can mean returning to education and rediscovering a sense of purpose.

For another, enjoying a long-awaited family holiday with familiar support workers.

For someone else, it can mean opening the front door to a home of their own after years spent in hospital.

These are the outcomes that matter.

Families also told us about the importance of feeling safe, having choice, being treated with dignity, being heard and receiving consistent support, and how the right support can make a meaningful difference to the whole family.

Because meaningful outcomes aren't just numbers we measure. They're changes people can experience in everyday life.

🌐Visit our website to learn more about how we can work together to support better outcomes for people.

uniquecs.co.uk

13/08/2026

💡Following the BILD International Positive Behaviour Support Conference 2026 in Bristol, our PBS Practitioners, Darren Moyle and Fiona McLaren brought back plenty for us to reflect on.

One message particularly stayed with us:

Reducing incidents matters, but it isn't enough.

We also need to think about the things that make a life meaningful, choice, relationships, belonging, participation, dignity, happiness and hope.

Their reflections reinforced the importance of listening to lived experience, creating capable environments, using humanising language and making sure PBS values translate into everyday practice.

We've brought together some of their key takeaways in this carousel.

A big thank you to Darren and Fiona for sharing their learning with the wider team and helping us continue to reflect on what good support should look and feel like for the people we support.

Visit our website to learn more about how we can work together to support better outcomes for people.

uniquecs.co.uk

Address

Parkway Business Centre, Princess Road
Manchester
M147HR

Telephone

+447384467760

Website

http://www.uniquecs.co.uk/

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