
About us
At HopeBridge, we are a provider of supported accommodation for young people aged 16 to 18, helping them navigate their pathway to independence.
Our core focus is supporting young people in care, including those at risk of homelessness, unaccompanied asylum-seeking children, and individuals needing additional social care support.
We support young people helping them further develop essential life skills and the confidence needed for a successful transition into adulthood.
Our approach begins with a tailored Life Skills Program, which includes personalised one-to-one sessions, and a wide range of opportunities for fun, growth, and development.
We provide:
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24/7 Staffed Homes – providing stability, safety, and continuous support.
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A highly experienced team including:
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A Qualified Social Worker
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A Systemic Practitioner
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An Occupational Therapist
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A Mental Health Nurse
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Experienced Support Workers
More Than Just a Place to Stay
Together, we build trusting relationships, offer emotional support, and create a safe foundation where young people can grow in confidence and independence.
At HopeBridge, our homes are more than just somewhere to live - they are places where young people feel valued, cared for, and encouraged to thrive. Each property is maintained to a high standard, with comfortable, quality furnishings that show the importance we place on dignity and respect. By creating safe, secure, and homely spaces, we help young people take pride in where they live and feel empowered to make their space their own.
Our story

HopeBridge was born out of our team’s shared passion for serving young people. Many of us first connected through our roles in church, where we discovered a common calling: to see young people thrive, grow, and realise their potential. Over the years, we supported them in different ways - through our careers, youth work, mentoring, education, safeguarding, and pastoral care - but we wanted to do something more permanent to give back to our community.
That dream became a reality when Doug and Draper made the incredible decision to give up their own family home, transforming it into Haven House — the first home we are providing. As a team, we personally renovated and designed the house to create a space where young people feel comfortable, safe, and valued. True to its name, Haven House offers a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere filled with warmth, fun, and a strong family feel, while also encouraging personal growth and independence.
At HopeBridge, we are committed to making every young person feel at home in their surroundings. By working systemically with families and multi-agency partners, we ensure their safety, wellbeing, and future success. Haven House is just the beginning — a foundation for brighter futures and a testament to what can happen when compassion meets community.
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Our Team
Our team brings not only years of experience, but also a genuine love for working with young people.Together, they lead with both knowledge and heart, ensuring every young person feels seen, supported, and inspired to grow. As a faith-based team, we take a systemic and holistic approach, looking at the whole person- mind, body, and spirit. We believe every young person has incredible potential, and our role is to provide the stability, encouragement, and belief they need to discover who they are and build a brighter future.

Bethel
Home Manager
Bethel is a qualified Social Worker with 10 years’ professional registration and over 15 years’ experience supporting children and young people. Empathetic and caring by nature, Bethel is passionate about giving young people the safe, loving environment they deserve. She is committed to making HopeBridge a place where young people can truly thrive. As both a mentor and a role model, she blends professionalism with fun, encouraging young people to believe in themselves and unlock their full potential.

Agima
Health & Safety Manager
With a background as a qualified economist and over 7 years serving young people in the community, Agima brings a unique mix of practical skills and heartfelt care. She is also a wonderful cook, often using food as a way to connect and nurture. In her role, she balances health and safety responsibilities with direct support work, always offering encouragement and a listening ear.

Marc
Deputy Manager &Systemic Practitioner
Marc has over 20 years’ experience working directly with young people as a youth worker and is currently training as a systemic practitioner. His passion lies in building genuine connections, empowering young people to navigate challenges, and helping them discover their strengths. Creative and full of energy, Marc is also a musician and a life coach. He brings joy, fun, and inspiration into his work, while offering steady, reliable support that young people can count on. Marc’s blend of experience, creativity, and care makes him a trusted figure who helps young people feel seen, valued, and supported on their journey to independence.

Saurabh
Occupational Therapist
Saurabh has over 15 years of experience as an Occupational Therapist, supporting people to develop life skills and independence. Gentle and practical in his approach, he tailors his support to meet each young person’s unique needs, helping them build confidence in everyday life and grow towards independence.

Draper
Learning & Development
Draper is both a qualified Teacher and a Mental Health Nurse, with over 20 years’ experience in education and healthcare. She is passionate about ensuring young people are supported in their learning and career pathways, while also promoting their emotional wellbeing. Draper combines her deep knowledge with compassion, offering guidance that helps young people grow in both confidence and capability.

Doug
Senior Support Worker
Doug is a local pastor in Northampton who has been serving young people for over 40 years. His wisdom, steady presence, and strong community ties make him a trusted figure in the home. Doug brings both stability and warmth, offering guidance that helps young people feel supported and understood.
Mission & Values

Our Mission
At HopeBridge, we believe every young person deserves the chance to feel safe, valued, and empowered to build a brighter future. Guided by the Supported Accommodation Regulations 2023 and Section 20 of the Children Act 1989, we provide not just accommodation, but a supportive home where young people can grow in independence.
Our mission is to walk alongside each young person on their journey into adulthood, offering stability, encouragement, and tailored support. With an experienced leadership team and a multidisciplinary staff, we use a systemic approach - working hand-in-hand with local authorities, families, schools, health services, and community partners - to ensure every young person receives the holistic care they need.
Our Values: HOPE BRIDGE
Our values form the “bridge of hope” that supports young people as they move from care into independence:
H – Holistic Support
We care for the whole person - mind, body, and spirit tailoring our approach to each young person’s needs.
O – Opportunity
We open doors to education, training, and employment, creating real chances for a brighter future.
P – Partnership
We work systemically, alongside families and multi-agency professionals, to safeguard and strengthen young people’s support networks.
E – Empathy
We take time to listen, understand, and respond with compassion, ensuring every young person feels heard and valued.
B – Belonging
We create safe, welcoming homes where young people feel accepted, respected, and part of a community.
R – Resilience
We help young people build the strength to face challenges, adapt to change, and thrive in the face of adversity.
I – Integrity
We are transparent, reliable, and accountable, upholding the highest professional and ethical standards.
D – Development
We equip young people with the life skills, independence, and confidence they need to succeed as adults.
G – Growth
We encourage personal growth by nurturing identity, self-esteem, and positive future goals.
E – Empowerment
We give young people the tools and encouragement to make choices, shape their future, and believe in themselves.
Make a
Referral
The journey to independence is one of the most significant steps in a young person’s life. At HopeBridge, we understand that success is not just about having support, it is about having the right kind of support.
Young people need positive role models, mentors, and peers who can inspire and guide them. That is why we focus on providing tailored and compassionate support that empowers young people to build confidence, resilience, and the skills they need for a brighter future.

Changing a child's life starts at the point of referral
Referrals can be made by calling us or sending us your details to
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Work With
Us
We are recruiting to engage the talent and passion of personable, goal orientated people who are passionate about building relationships with young people and who are devoted to engaging them in community life, education, activities and in interventions that will bring about personal change.
*We anticipate a high demand for this role / these roles, so we will only respond to applicants with CVs that align with HopeBridge’s mission and values








