Devon Support Service

This service currently has vacancies

Location

Honiton and Exeter, Devon

Type of support

Supported living

Who we support

People with learning disabilities and/or autism, who may also have vision impairments

Facilities and accommodation

The outside of Devon Support Service in Honiton - a low-rise building with large glazed windows, covered walkways, and a spacious courtyard.

Devon Support Service provides supported living services across two locations in Honiton and Exeter, both offering accessible accommodation for people with learning disabilities and autism, including those who may also have sight loss.

In Honiton, our supported living house features eight self-contained flats and one twin-occupancy apartment. Each has its own living space, kitchen and either a bathroom or shower room, alongside shared communal lounge and garden areas.

In Exeter, our supported living accommodation offers eight self-contained flats, each with a bedroom, lounge-diner, kitchen and bathroom or shower room. There is also a shared communal lounge, conservatory and garden.

Honiton offers the feel of a traditional market town surrounded by the beautiful Devon countryside, while Exeter provides access to a vibrant city with a wide range of local amenities, green spaces and transport links.

The exterior of Devon Support Service in Honiton, showing a tall building with glass doors and windows at the front.

Find out more about Honiton

We’re excited to welcome more people into our fully accessible accommodation in Honiton, where private homes designed for supported living are nestled next to the rolling countryside of the Blackdown Hills, and only a stone's throw from the bustling town centre.

Our accommodation in Honiton comprises eight self-contained flats and one twin-occupancy apartment. Each features its own living space and either a shower room or bathroom, while each flat also has its own kitchen, where people are supported to make their own meal plans.

Find out more

Jeremy with his support worker Ben at Honiton

Jeremy's story - a life-saving coffee trip

When life-saving dental treatment seemed impossible, Jeremy’s support team found a creative way to help him feel safe enough to get the care he urgently needed.

Read Jeremy's story

Our specialist support

SeeAbility is unique in providing in-house specialist support, including vision rehabilitation and, where commissioned, positive behaviour support (PBS).

Our focus is on encouraging people to challenge themselves to achieve their own goals and get the most out of life, while supporting increased independence and choice. Our support teams are also trained in Active Support, which encourages people we're supporting to take control of their lives.