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Supporting Health, Wellbeing & Recovery in the Community

Delivering compassionate, person-centred health and social care services that empower individuals to live healthier, more independent lives.

Services

What We Do

FMA is Home, Hope and Horizon. We provide a safe, nurturing and supportive environment for young vulnerable people from 16+. Our aim is for them to thrive, advance their potential, foster resilience, confidence and self-sufficiency towards independent living where possible.

This is delivered through a comprehensive support service that takes into account each young person’s holistic and individual needs.

Our Dedicated Team Includes:
  • Support Workers
  • Registered Manager
  • Deputy Manager
  • Directors

We also collaborate closely with Therapists, Education Coordinators, and Health & Social Care Professionals to ensure well-rounded support.

FMA Team

Our Goals

Our mission is built around excellence, compassion, and meaningful impact.

Deliver Quality Work

To consistently provide high-quality support and services to our clients.

Client Satisfaction

To ensure our clients feel supported, valued, and genuinely cared for.

Trusted Supported Living Provider

To be the go-to provider for supported living for young persons.

Build a Strong Culture

To create a positive, inclusive and empowering work environment.

Caring Professionals

To be viewed as compassionate professionals — not just a business.

Who We Support

Supporting individuals across different stages of life with care, dignity and compassion.

Young People (16–18)

  • Care leavers or looked-after young people over the age of 16
  • Young people who are on the spectrum /neurodivergent needing support
  • Young people fighting battles against addictions.
  • Young people affected by sexual abuse and at risk of child sexual exploitation
  • Young people affected by domestic abuse
  • Young people with mild to moderate learning disabilities as well as mental health problems.
  • Young people who are at risk of child and criminal exploitation
  • Young people with issues of family and sustain positive health relationships.
  • Unaccompanied vulnerable asylum seekers minors at risk of exploitation.

Adults (18–65)

  • Transition our existing young vulnerable persons who might require longer support into independent living because they are not ready.
  • Adults stepping down from inpatient mental health services and reintegrating them safely back into the community.
  • Adults who are recovering from trauma-PTSD
  • Acute stress disorders
  • Adults who are on the spectrum/ Neurodivergent needing support such as ADHD
  • Eating Disorders
  • Offer Tauma informed approach for adults experiencing mental health issues in anxiety, depression, OCD, social anxiety, psychosis etc.
  • Clients who are coming from probation services requiring support to integrated back into community and have identified mental health needs.
  • Substance and drug abuse with mental health needs .
  • Clients with both learning disabilities and mental health needs.
  • Adults who have mental health problems but require support with life skill development, education and employment pathways.

Why Choose FMA Universal

Choosing the right support provider is an important decision. At FMA Universal, we are committed to delivering high-quality, person-centred health and social care services that make a genuine difference in people’s lives. Our approach is built on compassion, professionalism, and a deep understanding of the communities we serve.

Experienced and Dedicated Team

Our team consists of skilled and compassionate professionals with experience in mental health, wellbeing, and recovery support.

Person-Centred Approach

We tailor support plans to meet individual needs, preferences, and goals — promoting dignity, independence and long-term wellbeing.

Community-Focused Support

We strengthen communities by providing accessible and culturally sensitive services that respond to local needs.

Partnership and Collaboration

We work closely with families, carers, healthcare professionals and partner organisations to deliver coordinated care.

Safe, Confidential and Professional

We prioritise safeguarding, confidentiality and high standards of practice delivered ethically and responsibly.

Commitment to Positive Outcomes

We focus on empowerment, recovery and sustainable progress — equipping individuals with tools and confidence to move forward positively.