St Anne's Community Services

St Anne's Community Services Supporting people with learning disabilities, mental health needs, alcohol abuse, and homelessness.

We are proud to support people with learning disabilities, mental health, substance misuse and homelessness issues and to help them achieve their aspirations. We provide housing- and accommodation-based support in partnership with other housing providers and deliver a range of community-based services across the North of England. Much of our work is undertaken in partnership with local authority a

dult social care departments, clinical commissioning groups and community safety partnerships. We also work extensively with people whose support is funded via a Direct Payment or an individual service fund (ISF). Our current offer includes:

Supported living services
Residential care, including nursing care
Specialist detoxification and rehabilitation (alcohol and substance misuse)
Respite care
Domiciliary care
Floating outreach
Carers support
Day services
Shared Lives
Community mental health and substance use services
Housing with support (long and short term)


We work in the following areas:

North East:
Durham, Gateshead, Middlesbrough, Newcastle Upon Tyne, North Tyneside, South Tyneside, Sunderland

Yorkshire:
Bradford, Calderdale, City of York, East Riding, Kirklees, Leeds, North Yorkshire, Sheffield, Wakefield

08/09/2026

"I like coming in and seeing people smiling."

That's what Tony enjoys most about his role supporting people in Hull. Every day is different, bringing new opportunities to support people with their goals, encourage independence, and help them live the life they choose.

For Tony, it's the people that make the role so rewarding. He enjoys building genuine relationships, seeing people grow in confidence, and knowing he's made a positive difference to someone's day. Whether it's providing practical support, helping someone achieve a personal goal, or simply sharing a laugh together, it's those moments and the smiles he sees every day that make coming to work worthwhile.

We're recruiting Support Workers in Hull.

Join a team where supporting people to achieve their goals, gain independence and enjoy life is at the heart of everything we do.

Visit our Story Highlights and complete the interest form to get started.

03/09/2026

Ola shares what life is really like at Hull DCA, from supporting people with daily living skills and attending appointments, to helping with money management and encouraging people to get out and about in their local community.

One thing's for sure: no two days are ever the same. Every day brings new experiences, opportunities, and the chance to make a positive difference in someone's life.

Whether it's calling the GP, supporting someone to achieve a personal goal, or simply being there to offer encouragement, Support Workers play an important role in helping people live with greater independence, choice and confidence.

Interested in a rewarding career in social care? Apply via our Story Highlight.

Lewis can sometimes find social situations overwhelming and may feel anxious when routines change or unexpected situatio...
02/09/2026

Lewis can sometimes find social situations overwhelming and may feel anxious when routines change or unexpected situations arise.

Over time, Sue has got to know Lewis incredibly well. She can often recognise when he's feeling anxious before he needs to say anything, helping him navigate situations that might otherwise feel challenging. She has supported Lewis to build friendships, maintain routines that are important to him, and prepare for new experiences.

Most recently, Sue has been supporting Lewis as he starts a new internship at a museum, helping him understand what to expect, adjust to a new routine and feel confident taking on new challenges.

This is the impact of Shared Lives. It's not just about having a place to live. It's about having someone who understands you, believes in you and supports you to take the next step, whatever that may be.

01/09/2026

Join Tony as he takes us through a typical day supporting a client at Hull DCA. From helping with money management and budgeting skills to supporting emotional wellbeing, every day is about helping people build confidence, develop independence, and achieve their goals.

Tony shares how he supports his client to better understand their finances, make informed choices, and learn valuable life skills. He also talks about the importance of helping people recognise and regulate their emotions, providing reassurance and guidance when they need it most.

No two days are the same, but every day is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in someone's life.

It's about supporting people to live the life they choose, while being there every step of the way.

Interested in becoming a Support Worker?

30/08/2026

At Hull DCA, person-centred support means taking the time to understand what matters most to each individual.

Liam shares how his support is tailored to him through an 'All About Me' one-page profile, which helps Support Workers understand his likes, preferences and the best ways to support him. In return, Support Workers also create profiles about themselves, helping Liam get to know the people supporting him and build meaningful relationships.

Liam also talks about making his home truly his own. As pink is his favourite colour, he was supported to decorate his space exactly how he wanted, creating an environment that reflects his personality and makes him feel comfortable and happy.

Because great support isn't one size fits all. It's about listening, understanding, and helping people live the life they choose.

27/08/2026

At Hull DCA, person-centred support means taking the time to understand how each person communicates and what works best for them.

Si shares how he supports a non-verbal client using tools such as Talking Mats, a stress scale, and meaningful choices throughout the day. Whether it's choosing an activity, expressing how they're feeling, or recognising visual cues such as hand pulling or covering their ears, it's all about listening, understanding, and responding in a way that works for that individual.

By building trust and learning what different forms of communication look like, Support Workers can help people have more choice, control, and independence in their everyday lives. It's a reminder that communication isn't just about words.

Interested in a rewarding career as a Support Worker? Apply via our story highlight.

25/08/2026

Ever wondered what a typical day as a Support Worker looks like?

Join Ola for a day in the life of a Support Worker at Hull DCA. From supporting a client with their morning medication and carrying the essentials needed throughout her shift, to encouraging independence with everyday tasks like making breakfast and collecting washing, it's the little moments that make a big difference.

No two days are ever the same, but every day is an opportunity to make a real difference, encourage independence, and support people to live the life they choose.

Looking for a rewarding career in Hull? We're currently hiring Support Workers.

Apply via the highlight on our profile.

23/08/2026

No two days are ever the same at Hull DCA, and that's one of the things the team enjoys most.

From learning new things from the people they support, to seeing someone achieve a goal they've been working towards, colleagues say it's the little moments that make the role so rewarding.

Whether it's sharing a laugh, seeing a smile, building confidence, or helping someone live more independently, every day is an opportunity to make a positive difference.

Interested in a career where every day matters? Apply via our Story Highlight.

21/08/2026

Have you ever helped a family member when they needed it, checked in on a neighbour, given someone a lift, or made time for a chat when life was feeling a bit difficult? Then you'll already understand what Shared Lives is all about... People supporting people!

Shared Lives helps people with additional needs stay connected to the people, places and community they know and love, while building confidence, learning new skills, making friends and enjoying more of the everyday opportunities many of us take for granted.

As a Shared Lives carer, you would open your home and share everyday life with someone who needs support. That might mean sharing meals, helping someone try a new hobby, getting out and about in the community, celebrating achievements, or simply being a familiar face they can rely on.

In return, you'll have the opportunity to help someone grow in confidence, achieve things they never thought possible and build a life they love. You'll also use the experience, patience and life skills you've built over the years to make a meaningful difference right here in Darlington.

The truth is, people across Darlington are already doing many of these things every day. Shared Lives gives you the training, support and opportunity to use those same qualities to help someone build a life they love, while making a lasting difference in your own community.

Interested in finding out more about Shared Lives Darlington? Come and chat with us at the Dolphin Centre every Thursday or call 0300 102 0729.

20/08/2026

The team at Hull DCA is made up of caring, dedicated people who are passionate about helping others live the life they choose.

From supporting people to achieve their goals to sharing plenty of laughs along the way, every member of the team plays an important role in making Hull DCA a great place to live and work.

Interested in joining the team? Apply via our story highlight.

Address

Unit 5, Fountain Court, 12 Bruntcliffe Way, Morley
Leeds
LS270JG

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 4:30pm

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