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Sovereign House

St Albans, Hertfordshire

Sovereign House
St Albans
Hertfordshire England AL4 0UA

At Sovereign House in St Albans, Hertfordshire, men with autism, schizophrenia and complex mental health needs find friendship, understanding and opportunities to grow through supported living.

Facilities & Features

Bedrooms

1 Self-Contained Flat

7 Ensuite Bedrooms

Single-occupancy Flats

Ground Floor Rooms

Assisted Bath & Shower Rooms

Close to Local Amenities

Communal Lounges

Communal Spaces

Enclosed Garden

Female Only

Male Only

Large Garden

Mixed Gender

Outdoor Facilities

Games Room

Sensory Room

Annexe

Lift Access

Patio / Terrace

Quiet Room

Parking

Accessibility Features

Wheelchair Accessible

Activity Room

Good Transport Links

Close to Shops

Our Expertise

Acquired Brain Injury

Autism

Complex Needs

Dementia

Huntington's Disease

Learning Disabilities

Mental Health

Neurological Conditions

Physical Disabilities

Epilepsy

Downs Syndrome

Young Adult Transitions

Prader-Willi Syndrome

Supported Living in St Albans

At Sovereign House, feeling understood, building confidence and finding joy in everyday moments are at the heart of home life. Set in the historic town of St Albans, this welcoming male-only supported living home offers seven bedrooms across two floors, each with a private ensuite featuring a toilet and sink, alongside comfortable shared spaces.

From friendly competition in the games room to summer barbecues in the spacious garden, there are plenty of opportunities to build friendships and enjoy time together. A modern kitchen, cosy lounge, shared bathrooms and nearby shops, parks and leisure facilities make everyday life that little bit easier.

Our experienced colleagues provide compassionate, personalised support for adult men with mental health conditions, including autism and schizophrenia. Guided by our Strive model, specialist in-house Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) and trauma-informed approach, we help people feel safe, develop their independence and embrace new experiences at their own pace.

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Make a Referral

The first step is to get in touch with our referral and assessment team. This can be done via the above form our via email. We aim to respond to referrals and enquiries within 48 hours. Alternatively, call a member of our team on 01246 556453.

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