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Nurseline Community Services deliver short, and longer-term packages of specialist, outcome-focused support for adults (18+), children and young people (aged 13-17) and young people transitioning into adult services (16-17) with a range of complex care support needs including mental health.

21/08/2025

L is a little girl who just wanted to be part of school life.

To sit with her friends.
To play.
To learn.
To be a child.

But it wasn’t easy. At first, her mum had to be there every day. Every lesson. Every moment.

So the process began - slow, steady, patient.

Meeting her family. Listening to what she needed. Making sure her voice and her comfort came first.

Step by step, things began to change.
She joined in with her class.
She laughed more.
She even got to join her friends in the swimming pool.

For her family, life opened up too - her mum could spend time with her baby brother, knowing L was safe and cared for at school.

The real change wasn’t only in the classroom.
It was in L’s smile.
In her confidence.
In her freedom to simply be a child.

Read more about L’s care journey here ➡️ https://nurselinecs.co.uk/impact-story/ls-path-to-joyful-living-through-nurse-led-care/

18/08/2025

The first time the NCS team visited Ben, he wouldn’t let them in the house.

So they stayed outside for hours, day after day.
Not pushing. Not walking away. Just being there until he was ready.

That’s how it started - slowly, on Ben’s terms.

They learned what he liked, what he enjoyed doing, and what helped him feel calm. Bit by bit, trust took root.

Now, Ben goes out to eat, visits shops, and walks in his community. He laughs more. He talks about what he wants and needs. His support workers have become trusted friends.

For his mum, Hazel, life has opened up too. She has time for her hobbies, knowing Ben is supported by people who truly understand him.

This is what person-centred, community care can look like.
Not perfect. Not polished. But human.

Read more about Ben’s care journey here ➡️ https://nurselinecs.co.uk/impact-story/case-studies/hazel-bens-mum/

15/08/2025

When Kelly talks about her life, it’s in the little things.

Going to the cinema.
Baking.
Riding horses.
Sitting with her brother at home again.

These moments didn’t come easily.
The pandemic, a secure unit, and a string of places had left her feeling unsafe and disconnected.

When we first met her, she needed round-the-clock support from seven people. The goal wasn’t to change Kelly but to help her feel safe enough to trust again. We learned her routines, her likes, her dislikes. We gave Kelly space when she needed it and encouragement when she was ready.

Bit by bit, Kelly began to leave the house more, laugh more, and talk about her dreams. One of those dreams is becoming a nurse.

Kelly makes more of her own choices, spends time doing the things she loves, and has rebuilt her connection with her family.

It’s not just about independence - it’s about her life.

Read more about Kelly’s care journey here ➡️ https://nurselinecs.co.uk/impact-story/kellys-care-journey-to-independence-and-growth/

13/08/2025

J has lived through more changes than anyone should.

Different homes.
Different faces.
Each move makes it harder for him to feel safe.

When we first met him, he was at risk of losing the place he called home and found it difficult to talk to someone new.

So we started small - showing up when we said we would, listening more than speaking, learning what made him feel calm.

Bit by bit, trust grew. Football, fishing, and time with his grandparents became the steady parts of his week.

Today, J lives in a place he calls his HOME. He’s happier, more settled, and spending more time doing the things he loves.

Because sometimes the most significant change comes from something simple - having people who don’t give up on you.

Read more about J’s care journey here ➡️ https://nurselinecs.co.uk/impact-story/js-inspiring-story/

31/07/2025

Sometimes, things go right.

Lisa moved out of hospital after years in secure care. It wasn’t rushed. It wasn’t easy. But it worked.

The right support was in place.
The right relationships were built.
The right pace was respected.

Lisa began to settle.
She cooked meals. Reconnected with routines. Started thinking about the future.

Her progress wasn’t measured in big milestones - it was in the quiet stability of everyday life.
In fewer crisis calls. In more moments of calm. In a home that felt like her own.

Good outcomes in complex care don’t happen by chance. They happen when people work together with compassion, structure, and belief.

Lisa’s story is one of those quiet successes.
And it’s worth holding on to.

Read more about Lisa’s care journey here ➡️ https://nurselinecs.co.uk/impact-story/lisas-new-beginning/

30/07/2025

“At first, I wasn't sure about them. Now they know how I like my pancakes.”

C is a young girl who’s lived through more change than any child ever should.

When familiar faces stepped away, and one support after another didn’t work, she was left navigating crisis alone.

Our team met her during a time of real distress.

What did we do?
We took the time to get to know C. All her fears, pains, desires and strengths.

She slowly began to trust again. Her routines became more stable. She started making choices about her day, how she spent her time, and who she wanted around her.

A year later, she reconnected with her foster family. She's back in education. She's cooking, doing her washing, and dreaming about joining the army.

For those of us in health and social care, C’s story is a quiet reminder: safety isn’t built in policies or plans, it’s built in relationships that last.

Read more about C’s care journey here ➡️ https://nurselinecs.co.uk/impact-story/overcoming-complex-ptsd-a-success-story-of-positive-behaviour/

18/07/2025

There was a time when E couldn’t leave the house, when noise, change, and uncertainty made the world feel too much.

Now she’s taking the bus to college on her own. Cooking her own meals. Asking for help when she needs it.

It’s not just progress - it’s trust, slowly built. Support that didn’t rush. People who stayed, even on the hard days.

E's journey hasn’t been easy. But with gentle consistency and the right care around her, her world has grown.

For those of us working in health and social care, it’s moments like this that remind us why the small steps matter so much.

Read more about E’s care journey here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dvyQCbmt

11/07/2025

Sometimes, all it takes is a moment of connection, a reminder that your life, your care, and your future are still yours.

Sometimes, life can become unpredictable, with ups, downs, and unexpected pauses. Every experience leaves a mark, a lesson learned. But hope stays. And things do get better. When people are given the right support at the right time.

These quiet moments of trust and choice are where recovery begins.

That’s the real heart of support.

10/07/2025

Sylvester Ozua, Registered Mental Health Nurse, reflects on his very first shift supporting a young person with a learning disability who used a wheelchair.

Following the care plan closely, Sylvester learned the young person enjoyed being outside. With structured planning and positive risk-taking, they went to a nearby park for a quiet afternoon and a picnic.

It was the first time staff had seen him smile in weeks.

Please take a moment to watch Sylvester's story to discover what keeps him committed to making a difference ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjigFggpdd4

08/07/2025

"First and foremost, paramount is teamwork. You need to be able to work as part of a team and realise that your opinion, as well as other people's opinion in your team matter. And it's important to discuss things as a team openly and honestly and try to come to a collective decision." - Richie, Support Worker.

Please take a moment to watch Richie's story to discover what keeps him committed to making a difference ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjigFggpdd4

02/07/2025

Richie didn’t fill out an application - he lived the role before he had the title.

From supporting others while facing homelessness, to turning a moment of kindness into a lifelong career…

Nearly ten years on, he's still showing up with heart, care, and purpose.

Some people don’t just work in care. They live it every day.

24/06/2025

Behind every challenge lies the chance for growth and belonging.

Kelly is a young autistic girl with attachment needs and complex PTSD. Her story reflects what can happen when the right support, consistent relationships, and careful planning come together.

Over the past year, Kelly has gradually stepped down from 7:1 to 3:1 care. This shift didn’t happen overnight - it was built on trust, understanding, and a focus on what safety and progress look like for her.

Today, Kelly lives in a place that feels like home. She finds joy in small routines - painting, baking, horse riding - and is beginning to rebuild a connection with her family. Her dream is to become a nurse, and with the right support around her, she’s gently taking steps in that direction.

Read more about Kelly’s care journey here ➡️ https://nurselinecs.co.uk/impact-story/kellys-care-journey-to-independence-and-growth/

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