Jephson provides housing and support for some of society’s most vulnerable people through its supported housing schemes. These accommodate homeless people with learning difficulties, vulnerable young people, people living with mental health issues, women facing domestic violence and other vulnerable groups. Jephson runs a number of in-house schemes, particularly in the Swindon area, and also in the Midlands. We also work with managing agents.

Jephson's largest project is a Foyer, which accommodates  57 young people and is one of the largest in the country.  Foyer staff support residents to develop independent living skills and also help them to access education, training and employment. The aim of the Foyer is to help young people out of the cycle of "No job - no home and No home - no job."

Jephson runs a number of in-house schemes in the Swindon area: Hazelmead House and the Mental Health Outreach scheme support people with mental health problems, Bow Court is for people with learning disabilities; and Radnor Lodge and the Young People's Outreach house vulnerable young people. For more information about these schemes, or for information about our work with managing agents, please click on the links below: