About Us
Who We Are
Brightsky Youth Services provides safe, welcoming and high-quality supported accommodation for young people aged 16 to 21, including looked-after children, care leavers and Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASC).
We believe young people thrive when they feel safe, valued, listened to and supported. Through positive relationships, personalised support and our Supported Learning Independence Programme (SLIP), we help young people build confidence, develop life skills and prepare for adulthood.
We work closely with Local Authority Children’s Social Care teams, commissioners and other professionals to provide carefully matched placements, strong safeguarding oversight and support focused on positive outcomes.
Our Mission and Vision
Our mission is to provide safe and supportive homes where young people can stabilise, grow and achieve their potential.
Our vision is for every young person leaving Brightsky to feel confident, resilient and prepared for independent life.
Our Values
Safety and Safeguarding
Respect and Dignity
Professionalism and Accountability
Empowerment and independence
Equality and Inclusion
Experienced Leadership
Brightsky is led by an experienced team with expertise in supported accommodation, safeguarding, UASC support, quality assurance and service development. Our clear governance and safeguarding arrangements ensure strong oversight, accountability and continuous improvement across our services.
Governance, Quality & Compliance
At Brightsky, strong leadership, clear accountability, and continuous improvement are central to delivering safe, high-quality support. Our governance structure provides effective oversight of safeguarding, service quality, staff practice and young people’s outcomes.
Governance & Accountability
Clear leadership roles and management structures ensure effective decision-making, safeguarding oversight and accountability across our services.
Quality Assurance & Improvement
Regular audits, supervision, safeguarding reviews, incident monitoring and feedback from young people and professionals help us identify learning, celebrate good practice and continually improve our services.
Compliance & Regulatory Standards
As an Ofsted-regulated provider, we work in accordance with the Supported Accommodation (England) Regulations 2023 and Quality Standards. Our policies, procedures and practices are regularly reviewed to maintain high standards of safety, quality and compliance.
Trusted Partnerships
We value open, professional and collaborative relationships with commissioners, Local Authority Children’s Social Care teams, Social Workers, Personal Advisers, the police and other safeguarding partners. We work together to share information appropriately, respond to emerging risks and promote the safety and wellbeing of young people.
For young people at risk of going missing, we work with the police and placing authorities in line with local missing procedures and the Philomena Protocol, helping ensure that important information is available to support a timely and coordinated response.
Professional. Accountable. Collaborative. Committed to safeguarding and positive outcomes.
