Supported accommodation, property and staffing
Options for Local Authority commissioners supporting young people aged 16+, with suitability, scope, price and start arrangements confirmed in writing.
Emergency, complex and solo placements
A young person who cannot safely share, needs an urgent placement or is moving on from residential care gets their own accommodation and staffing plan.
Accommodation only, with a named keyworker. Support hours are charged separately.
All rates are guides; the written offer confirms suitability, staffing, property, reporting, term, exclusions and VAT. See the full guide rate card.
How placements are assessed and monitored
A named senior lead owns the decision. The property, peers, staffing and worker competence are matched to the referral. Price, on-call cover and escalation routes are confirmed before arrival.
After placement, the daily logs, the rota as worked and every incident stay visible in TIFA Connect.
If you are new to this market, start with what supported accommodation is, and where it stops, which sets out the difference between supported accommodation and a registered care setting. For the process from your side, see what happens after a referral is submitted. If you are comparing providers, how to choose a supported accommodation provider in Wales sets out the questions to ask each of them.
How we work with commissionersTIFA Life is not a CIW-registered children's home or care service. We accept placements only where needs can be safely met within our supported accommodation model.
Make a referral
A senior lead will respond in writing within 24 hours and confirm a suitability decision within one working day, with same-day capability for emergencies.