Our children's homes: safe, loving, and supportive

Our children's homes are more than just a place to stay - they are warm, welcoming homes where children and young people who, for various reasons, cannot live with their own families can feel safe, cared for and valued.

A place to belong and thrive

The young people who come to us have often faced significant obstacles, including neglect, trauma or family breakdowns. We provide not just a roof over their heads but somewhere safe where they can begin to heal, rebuild their confidence, and look forward to a brighter future. 

Our dedicated staff go above and beyond to form strong, trusting relationships with every child, offering the stability and support they need. We focus on emotional, physical, educational, and social wellbeing - helping each young person feel valued and giving them the tools to succeed. 

Preparing for the Future

For some, returning to their family isn’t an option, so we help them develop essential life skills to move towards independence. Whether it’s learning to cook, manage money, or build strong relationships, we guide them every step of the way. Where reuniting with family is possible, we work hard to make it successful and sustainable. 

Our ultimate goal is to see every young person leave us with confidence, resilience, and the ability to build a happy, independent life.

Our homes look and feel just like any other family home, with comfortable, high-quality furnishings and plenty of space to play, relax, learn, and share meals together. We want every child to feel a sense of belonging. 

All of our homes are registered and regulated by Ofsted, ensuring the highest standards of care.  

Personalised care for individual needs

We also provide five solo homes for young people who need a more individual approach. These homes offer one-to-one care in a stable and supportive setting, perfect for those who may struggle in group environments. Our goal is to help every young person feel safe, valued, and ready for their next steps in life. 

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Simon's story

Simon is a Residential Manager at one of Break’s intensive residential home which looks after one young person at a time, giving them complete wraparound care.

Supporting those in and leaving care

Our aim is to empower those with care experience to overcome their challenges and to feel like they’re part of something special: a family that means they’re never alone.