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Search the Public Notice PortalA SUPPORTED living scheme is taking shape in Widnes, designed to help adults with disabilities and health conditions live more independently.
The development, named Crow Wood Gardens, offers modern, accessible homes alongside on-site care and support services.
This enables residents to maintain their independence while receiving tailored assistance.
Located on Crow Wood Lane, the scheme is being developed by Halton Housing in partnership with Halton Borough Council, with construction led by AKM Homes.
Cllr Mike Wharton, the council’s cabinet member for adult social care, said: "Everyone deserves the opportunity to live independently in a home that meets their needs.
"This development is a significant step towards providing more specialist accommodation for adults with disabilities and health conditions, giving people the chance to live fulfilling lives with the right support available when needed.
"There is a real sense of excitement among everyone who visited, and everyone working hard on this project, as it is already clear that these homes will have such a positive impact for future residents.
"I look forward to seeing the scheme completed and the benefits it will bring to individuals and families across the borough."
The scheme will provide homes for 13 individuals with additional needs, disabilities or health concerns.
It will include 10 one-bedroom apartments and three two-bedroom apartments, the latter designed to accommodate a care provider for residents with more complex needs.
Halton Borough Council’s adult social care teams visited the site over the summer to view the progress.
Although construction is not yet complete, visitors expressed enthusiasm about the opportunities the development will offer for greater independence, choice and quality of life.
The build remains on schedule, with residents expected to begin moving in from December.
The project represents a key investment in supported living for the borough, ensuring that more people have access to appropriate housing with the necessary support to lead fulfilling, independent lives.
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