Empowering every step, from first home to first doorstep.

At Rubix Care, we provide exceptional specialist care, meticulously designed around the individual needs of children, young people, and adults. Whether it's nurturing residential care, empowering supported living pathways, or compassionate domiciliary care, our services create safe, stable environments where the potential of everyone we support can flourish. We invite you to discover how our dedicated team and person-centred approach foster resilience, promote well-being, and achieve positive, lasting outcomes.

Different types of care

Children's Home (9-17)

High Support: 24/7 care support, focused on emotional stability, education, and basic life skills in a family-like setting.

Supported Accomodation (17-18)

The Bridge: 24/7 support, high-to-medium support. Provides a safety net while introducing more personal responsibility (cooking, budgeting).

Semi-Independent (18-25)

Independence: 24/7 support. Focuses on career/education, managing a tenancy, and preparing for full adult living.

Our Range of Care Services

Children's Home

(Ages 9-17)

Focus: Stability, Nurture, and Education

Holistic Safeguarding: Rigorous protection protocols suited for younger, high-risk children.
Educational Advocacy: Support with school attendance, tutoring, and PEP (Personal Education Plan) meetings.
Life Skills Foundations: Age-appropriate learning, from personal hygiene to social interaction skills.
Family Contact Management: Facilitating safe and supervised contact with birth families where appropriate.
Recreational Activities: Organised outings and hobbies to promote a positive childhood experience.

Supported Accommodation

(Ages 17–18)

Focus: Transition, Skill-Building, and Preparation

The "Independence Toolkit": Intensive workshops on cooking, laundry, and maintaining a clean living space.
Budgeting Assistance: Introduction to managing a weekly allowance and understanding the cost of living.
Education & Employment (EET): Help with college applications, CV writing, and interview preparation.
Housing Pathways: Guidance on understanding tenancy agreements and housing rights.

Semi-Independent Living

(Ages 18–25)

Focus: Autonomy, Tenancy Mastery, and Community Integration

Floating Support: Reducing staff intervention as the young adult gains confidence, while remaining available for guidance.
Financial Literacy: Advanced support with Universal Credit, banking, and debt management.
Community Integration: Assistance in joining local clubs, gyms, or volunteer groups to build a social network outside of care.
Crisis Management Skills: Training on how to handle emergencies independently (e.g., maintenance issues or health concerns).
Move-on Support: Practical help when transitioning to permanent, fully independent housing.

Our Dedicated Team

Qualified & Experienced Staff

Our care team is comprised of skilled professionals, holding relevant qualifications and bringing extensive experience in residential childcare. We are committed to evidence-based practices to ensure the highest standards of care.

Ongoing Specialist Training

We invest in continuous professional development for all staff, covering essential areas like therapeutic approaches, safeguarding, positive behaviour support, and trauma-informed care, ensuring our team is equipped to meet diverse and complex needs effectively.

Values-Driven Commitment

The Rubix team is united by core values of compassion, respect, and dedication. We foster a supportive, understanding environment focused on building trusting relationships and empowering each young person to reach their full potential.

The Referral Process

We partner closely with Local Authorities, social workers, and commissioning teams throughout the UK to facilitate a smooth, responsive referral process. Our goal is to ensure the best possible match between a child or young person's specific needs and the supportive environment offered by our homes and services.

Initial Enquiry & Information: To initiate the referral process or inquire about current placement availability, please contact our dedicated Referrals Coordinator directly. You can reach us via Email: info@rubixcare.co.uk Phone: +44 (0)7424481075
Assessment & Matching: Upon receiving the referral information, our team will promptly review the details. We conduct a thorough assessment process, often involving discussions with current carers and professionals, to fully understand the young person's strengths, challenges, and support requirements. This allows us to identify the most appropriate Rubix service and specific home environment (if applicable).
Placement Planning & Agreement: Once a suitable match is identified, we collaborate with the referring authority, the young person (where appropriate), family members, and other stakeholders to develop a comprehensive, outcome-focused Placement Plan. This includes agreeing on key goals, support strategies, and review schedules before the placement begins.
Ongoing Communication & Review: Following admission, we maintain proactive and transparent communication. Regular placement reviews are held involving all key parties to monitor the young person's progress, celebrate achievements, and adapt the support plan as their needs evolve.

Have questions about making a referral or our current vacancies? Please don't hesitate to contact our Referrals Coordinator using the details above or send us email below.

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