What is Silver Birch Care?
Silver Birch Care was established in 2006 to provide supported living services for looked after young people aged 16 years and over. We now work in partnership with 37 local authorities and county councils, and also provide direct services to HM Government Home Office. We have become the provider of choice to so many local authorities, as they trust us to achieve positive outcomes for the young people they place in our care, and have confidence in our ability to ensure their young people will go on to live safe, happy, and successful lives.
“Congratulations to Silver Birch Care for being Living Wage accredited, and the leadership they are showing their sector”
Mayor of London
“Silver Birch Care are doing an outstanding job in providing such a vital service to vulnerable young people living in care”
Mayor of Hertsmere
Supporting, Guiding, and
Mentoring Young People
We believe that with the appropriate support, every young person has the potential to develop the motivation and skills they need to lead a fulfilling and rewarding life. Our core aim is to create a supportive environment in which to facilitate each young person’s access to either education or vocational training, leading them on to a diverse range of employment opportunities.
Promoting and Facilitating Successful Independent Living
We recognise the challenges young people encounter as they prepare to leave local authority care and make the transition into independent adult life. We believe that by providing young people with positive role models, and dedicated empathetic, experienced support workers, we can successfully equip them with the independent living skills they need to move forward.
Working In Partnership With 37 Local Authorities and County Councils, and the Home Office
Silver Birch Care was established to provide support for looked after young people aged 16 years and over. We work in partnership with local authorities to achieve positive outcomes for the young people who are placed in our care, and to enable them to acquire practical life skills for the future.