KeyRing support is flexible. When you first join you might need to meet with your support worker every week. After a while you might need less support and want to spend more time living your life - that's great! You can get a bit less support from us but still stay a part of KeyRing. You might even find yourself sharing your new skills with others.
If you think KeyRing could be right for you, you can contact us yourself or be referred by someone who already works with you, like a social worker.
We can help you with
- Building independent living skills
- Support with paperwork and forms
- Budgeting and personal financial management
- Help with phone calls
- Employment and volunteering
- Issues around housing and maintaining tenancies
- Social inclusion and community participation
- Support to access health and well-being services
- Signposting and support to access alternative services
- Out of Hours service
KeyRing is involved in the Digital Inclusion and Digital Life Line project, supporting our Members to have safe access to the internet and digital devices. Our service is free to those in receipt of housing benefit.
Last updated: 30 July 2025