Everyday Support Services
Person-Centred Care. Everyday Support. Greater Independence.
South London & Greater London
SEND & Learning Disability Focus
All Staff Enhanced DBS Checked & Trained
Families & Professionals Welcome
Welcome to Mabanja & Sons Ltd
Support That Starts With the Person
Our approach is shaped by extensive experience working with individuals with learning disabilities, autism, SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) and additional support needs.
Our Services
How We Can Support You
Domiciliary Care
Reliable, dignified support within your own home, on your own terms.
Personal Care
Respectful support with washing, dressing and daily routines. (once CQC registration is complete)
Learning Disability Support
Individualised support that promotes independence, communication and confidence.
Autism and SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) Support
Helping young people prepare for greater independence and adulthood.
Community Support
Helping people participate meaningfully in everyday community life.
Independent Living Skills
Building the small everyday skills that add up to real independence.
Companionship
Friendly, meaningful social interaction that fights isolation.
Personal Assistant (PA) & Community Support
Why Choose Us?
More Than Care
Respect
Every individual deserves to be treated with dignity, kindness and respect.
We listen carefully and recognise each person’s individual identity, beliefs, culture, preferences and choices.
Independence
We believe good support should encourage independence.
Where someone can complete part of a task themselves, we encourage and support them to do so rather than automatically doing it for them.
Choice
People should have a voice in decisions affecting their lives.
We encourage individuals to make choices about their routines, activities, relationships and support wherever possible.
Inclusion
Everyone should have opportunities to participate within their local community.
We support people to access social activities, leisure facilities, education, volunteering, employment opportunities and other meaningful experiences within their local community.
Safety
Safeguarding and wellbeing are central to everything we do.
Our staff are expected to work professionally, recognise risks and follow agreed support plans and safeguarding procedures.
Compassion
Care should feel human.
We aim to build positive, respectful relationships based on understanding, patience and kindness.
Person-Centred Support
Specialist Focus
Understanding Makes a Difference
That deep understanding is central to our approach. Whether someone communicates through Makaton, symbols, gestures or speech, our dedicated team takes the time to understand and support their aspirations.
Developing Independence & Daily Skills
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Active Community Participation & Hobbies
Positive Risk-Taking & Travel Training
Positive Risk-Taking
“Rather than automatically preventing someone from travelling on buses, we practise routes, recognise landmarks, and build road safety skills.”
Support for Families
Looking for Support for Someone You Love?
Our 8-Step Support Onboarding Process
01
Initial Conversation
An informal chat to hear what you are looking for and discuss how we might be of help.
02
Understanding the Person
Learning about personal routines, interests, communication styles, likes, dislikes and aspirations.
03
Person-Centred Assessment
A detailed assessment conducted respectfully at home or in a comfortable setting.
04
Identifying Goals & Outcomes
Establishing clear, achievable milestones that matter directly to the individual.
05
Developing the Support Plan
Co-designing a comprehensive plan with the individual, family and allocated professionals.
06
Matching the Right Staff
Pairing consistent support workers whose personality, skills and interests align naturally.
07
Starting Support
A gentle, well-paced introduction ensuring the individual feels secure, relaxed and listened to.
08
Reviews & Ongoing Development
Regular ongoing reviews to celebrate progress, adjust hours and adapt as independence grows.
Professionals & Referrals
Working With Professionals
We understand the importance of clear communication, safeguarding, risk management, person-centred planning and multi-agency working.
Make a Professional Referral
We Accept Referrals For
Ages 16+ across London, with an initial focus on South London
Learning Disabilities
Person-centred routines, skill development, sensory adaptations and autonomy.
Autism & SEND
Structured communication, low-arousal environments and positive behavioural support.
Personal Care
Dignified morning, evening, hygiene and specialist personal support routines. (once CQC registration is complete)
Independent Living Skills
Cooking, budgeting, meal preparation, home care and self-advocacy.
Community Access
Accessing local centres, leisure facilities, sports, libraries and community groups.
Communication
Makaton, visual timetables, symbols, gestures and AAC device practice.
Travel Training
Familiarisation with bus and train routes, road safety, landmarks and confidence.
Social Inclusion
Building meaningful friendships, peer networks and reducing social isolation.
Transition into Adulthood
Supporting 16–25 year olds moving from children’s to adult social care services.
Volunteering & Employment
Workplace readiness, CV building, voluntary placements and attendance support.
Careers at Mabanja
Join Our Team
Whether you are an experienced Support Worker, Care Assistant, or looking to start a purposeful career in care, we provide thorough induction, Care Certificate training, regular 1-to-1 supervision, and genuine career progression.
Qualities we value & look for
- Caring & Patient
- Reliable & Professional
- Respectful & Non-Judgemental
- Good Communication
- Safeguarding Awareness
- Willingness to Learn
- Promoting Independence
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
We support adults and young people aged 16+ with learning disabilities, autism, SEND and additional support needs. Support is tailored around each person’s individual needs, abilities, choices and goals.
We support people across London, with an initial focus on South London boroughs. Please contact us with your postcode so we can confirm availability in your area.
We provide domiciliary care, personal care, learning disability support, autism and SEND support, community access, independent living skills, companionship, travel training and support to develop greater independence.
Where possible, we match individuals with support workers based on their needs, communication style, personality, interests, skills and preferences to help create consistent and positive working relationships.
Yes. Individuals and family members are welcome to contact us directly to discuss their support needs and find out how we may be able to help.
Yes. We welcome enquiries and referrals from social workers, local authorities, colleges, schools, healthcare professionals, transition teams and other organisations.
We begin with an initial conversation followed by a person-centred assessment. We take time to understand the individual's routines, communication, strengths, needs, preferences and personal goals before developing an appropriate support plan.
Please complete our contact or referral form, telephone us, or email us. We will then arrange an initial discussion about the support required and explain the next steps.
Contact Mabanja & Sons Ltd