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Alleviate pressures and help to rebuild relationships.

We provide specialist community-based support for vulnerable young people and those with additional needs, with the option of two support workers where required to ensure safety and consistency of care.

Our short break provision offers structured, planned activities that provide meaningful respite for both the young person and their family. This time away can help reduce pressures, promote positive experiences, and support the strengthening of family relationships.

Where agreed with the Local Authority, our short breaks can also include organised day support at regulated venues, ensuring a safe, engaging, and professionally supported environment for young people.

Our testimonials

I would definitely use your service again. I found everyone I spoke to kind, helpful, professional and accommodating. WELL DONE!!

Surrey Council Social Worker

Surrey Council Social Worker

Having worked with Time Out for over a year now I have gone to them requesting a number of different services which they have provided in a very professional manner.

Brighton & Hove Council Social Worker

Brighton & Hove Council Social Worker

Staff were able to deal with last minute changes to plans well and were very helpful and willing to assist in any way they could

Lewisham Council Social Worker

Lewisham Council Social Worker

Our community services

Welfare visits

Safeguarding checks and observations at the family home.

Transport

Transport to and from school, hospital appointments & accommodation.

Hospital supervision

24hr hospital supervision service with full reporting within 48hrs.

Respite

Alleviate pressures and help to rebuild relationships.

Community Contact Services

Supervised contact between siblings, parents and children, as well as extended family.

Monitoring Visits

Observing families together to monitor that the basic needs of the children are being met.

Parenting Skills

Trained staff who run and facilitate parenting courses using the Solihull approach.