Levin House

Levin House is a therapeutic semi-independent home operated by Care247 Solutions Limited at 132 Southbrook Street, Swindon SN2 1HH. We accommodate up to two young people aged 16–25 at any one time, providing a safe, nurturing environment that supports the transition from care to independent living.

Our model of working is the Therapeutic Trauma Recovery Model (TRM) underpinned by Restorative Practice, focusing on safety, emotional regulation, healthy relationships and identity development.

Provider Care 24/7 Solutions Limited
Property Levin House, 132 Southbrook Street, Swindon SN2 1HH
Provision Therapeutic Semi-Independent Living
Who We Support Young people aged 16–25, including care leavers
Capacity Up to 2 young people at any one time
On-site Facilities Conservatory, fully equipped kitchen, lounge, en-suite-style bedrooms, music studio annex, rear garden with open-gym space
Hours of Operation 24 hours a day, 365 days a year (including night staff and on-call support)
Therapeutic Model Trauma Recovery Model (TRM) + Restorative Practice
Regulatory Framework Ofsted-aligned Semi-Independent Provision; Children's Homes Quality Standards

The Home and Its Facilities

Living Spaces

Bright, comfortable communal areas include a sun-filled conservatory and a contemporary lounge designed for relaxation, key-working sessions and shared meals.

Kitchen and Bedrooms

A modern, fully equipped kitchen supports cooking skills as part of independence training. Each young person has their own private bedroom, furnished to provide a calm and personal space.

The Music Studio Annex

The annex at the rear of the property has been converted into a dedicated music studio. Young people will have access to a professional music teacher who supports them to create their own beats and record their own music.

  • Programme: 12-week structured music programme.
  • One-to-one tuition: Songwriting, beat-making, recording and basic production.
  • Therapeutic value: Music is used as a creative outlet to support emotional regulation, self-expression and confidence, aligned with the Trauma Recovery Model.
  • Outputs: Each young person leaves the programme with their own recorded tracks.

The Outdoor Garden — Open Gym and Healthy Living

The rear garden will be used as an open-gym space for young people to take part in supervised physical activity in the fresh air.

  • 1:1 sessions: Personal instructor delivers individual fitness sessions tailored to ability and interest.
  • Healthy eating: The instructor also focuses on nutrition, meal planning and building healthy lifestyle habits.
  • Wellbeing focus: Supports physical health, sleep, mood regulation and a sense of routine — all key pillars of trauma-informed care.

Admissions

Completion of our referral form and pre-admission risk assessments

Review of any Court direction and chronology.

Consideration of risk factors, impact on the existing group, location, availability and staff experience.

Confirmation of funding and a signed Individual Placement Agreement.

An initial Planning Meeting is held on the day of admission, or within 72 hours in an emergency.