Our Story
Our Beginning
Home From Home Care was founded in 2004 by Paul, Ann and Hugo de Savary, inspired by Laura, their daughter and sister. Built around their deeply personal experience, it became an outstanding residential care environment where adults with learning disabilities, autism, and complex physical and mental health needs can live their lives to the fullest.
That lived experience shaped everything: an uncompromising commitment to person-centred care, a purpose-driven culture, and a groundbreaking data-informed approach that sets us apart in the sector.
A Gap In The Sector
Over 22 years, one thing became clear: too many people were falling through the gap between residential care and traditional supported living. For individuals with learning disabilities, autism, and complex physical and mental health needs, the jump from 24-hour residential care to independent living can feel overwhelming, and for many, it simply isn't the right fit.
What We Built
HFHC Specialist Supported Living was created as the answer. A ‘Next Step’ service that sits in between, offering the security and specialist expertise of registered care, while actively building towards greater independence.
Nuanced, person-centred, and rooted in real lived experience: we offer something the sector has been missing.
Built on Family Values
Real care, real community
Our Values
Everything we do is guided by a core set of values that put people first.
'The World on My Terms'
Every decision is shaped by seeing life through the individual's eyes, informed by data to give them a genuine voice.
Family at Our Foundation
Born from a family's lived experience, that personal foundation is woven into everything we do.
Specialist Expertise
Over 22 years of deep, practical knowledge, translated into care that is both highly skilled and genuinely compassionate.
One Team Working
Our empowered ONE TEAM is key to the delivery of outstanding care, where every colleague is valued, supported, and genuinely heard.
Our Mission
To provide a genuine alternative for individuals who deserve more than a choice between residential care and traditional supported living.
This isn't a compromise. It's a better option.