Restoring hope.
Building confidence.
Supporting independence.
Compassionate, neurodivergent friendly home support for people facing overwhelm, disability, mental health challenges, hoarding or difficult life circumstances.
We combine practical help, specialist cleaning where needed and agreed follow up to make home and everyday life feel more manageable.
How We Help
When everyday tasks feel too much, knowing where to start can be the hardest part. You don’t need to tidy up before asking for help or have everything figured out.
We’ll listen to what feels difficult, agree what matters most and work alongside you at a manageable pace. Your support may involve one visit, a home reset or agreed follow-up, depending on your needs.
Support We Offer
Neurodivergent-Friendly Home Support
Practical help with household skills, laundry, paperwork, home admin, organisation and manageable routines. We understand executive dysfunction, sensory overwhelm and burnout, and break tasks into smaller steps. Together we find systems that suit your energy and capacity, supporting confidence and independent living. Help is also available for parents and carers.
Home Resets & Specialist Cleaning
Deep cleans, decluttering, organisation and sensitive hoarding support to help make your home safer and easier to use. We can work on safer access and usable spaces, alongside biohazard or trauma cleaning, end-of-tenancy cleans and help after a crisis. We agree priorities and treat your belongings with respect.
Everyday Skills & Ongoing Support
Support to build household routines, practice independent-living skills and maintain progress. This can include help after illness, bereavement or crisis, and practical support with looking after your home and sustaining a tenancy. Visits are agreed around your needs, whether or not you have had a home reset. We work at your pace.
Guidance & Connections
Help to understand your options, prepare for inspections, repairs, moves or professional visits, and find relevant services. Where appropriate, we can help you make contact or arrange a warm referral. We support you to take the next step, so you don’t have to work everything out alone.
A starting point, without judgement
You can ask for yourself, a family member or someone you support professionally. You don’t need a diagnosis or have to wait until things reach crisis point.
We don’t offer regular weekly or fortnightly domestic cleaning. Our visits provide tailored practical help, specialist cleaning and agreed follow-up support.
Neurodivergent Home Support
Support works best when it fits the person.
At Restoring Solace we offer neurodivergent friendly home support.
We take time to understand what makes everyday tasks difficult, including executive dysfunction, sensory overwhelm, decision fatigue and burnout. We explain the plan clearly, break tasks into manageable steps and consider things like smells, noise, energy and communication preferences. You have a say in priorities, pace and what happens to your belongings.
Our aim is to help you feel understood, build confidence and find systems that work in daily life.
No judgement. No pressure. Just practical support at a manageable pace.
How support works
1. Get in touch
Tell us what’s feeling difficult. You don’t need to know exactly what help you need. Email info@restoringsolacecic.com or use the referral form.
2. Talk through your needs
We listen, discuss what makes everyday tasks harder and explore what would help most. We consider your priorities, energy, sensory needs and preferences.
3. Agree a plan
Together we agree priorities, pace, the people and practical help involved, and any costs before support begins. You have a say in what happens to your belongings.
4. Support at your pace
We work alongside you, review progress and agree any follow-up that would help you maintain it. The aim is growing confidence and independence.
Your choice, your pace
We agree each step with you. You can tell us what feels manageable, ask questions and discuss access, sensory or communication needs before a visit.
Flexible support that works around you
Some people need help with one task or a home reset. Others benefit from planned visits over a few weeks. We’ll agree a manageable starting point and adapt the support as your needs change.
Paying for your own support
A reduced Community Rate may be available, particularly for people on lower incomes, receiving benefits or experiencing financial hardship. We agree costs beforehand. Sessions are usually delivered by two to three team members, depending on the support agreed.
Support funded by an organisation
Support may be funded by a local authority, social care team, housing provider, personal budget, charity or another organisation. We assess what is needed and provide a tailored quotation. Professionals are welcome to discuss a referral with us.
Funded or subsidised places
Where funding is available, it may cover some or all of the agreed support. Funded or subsidised places depend on eligibility, available funding and capacity, so they are not guaranteed. We’ll explain the options relevant to your circumstances.
Let’s start with a conversation
If you’re unsure where to begin, either call us on 0113 550 2897 or drop us an email -info@restoringsolacecic.com for a free, relaxed initial conversation. We’ll listen, explain the options and help you work out a next step.
Clear options, agreed together
We’ll talk through the support you need and explain any costs before work begins. You can ask for yourself, a family member or someone you support professionally.
Looking ahead
Building confidence beyond the home.
Restoring Solace CIC brings practical experience and lived understanding together to reduce shame, restore hope and support independence.
Workshops & community learning — in development
We’re developing practical workshops and awareness sessions around everyday home skills, independent living and understanding home overwhelm. These are future plans, not currently bookable sessions.