Equality Housing is a dynamic supported living project for adults with
learning disabilities in Barnet.
is This For You?
Our services are designed for adults (18+) with a learning disability who:
If You Fit The Criteria,
sHARED HOUSES
We manage three welcoming shared houses in Barnet.
Our visiting staff supports you in developing life skills while
encouraging independence and mutual peer support.
North Finchley
A welcoming shared home supporting people with learning disabilities. We promote independence, daily living skills, and a safe, friendly environment where residents feel valued and part of the community.
East Finchley
A supportive home focused on peer support, friendship, and confidence-building. We help individuals develop life skills and meaningful relationships in a positive, inclusive setting.
Whetstone
Person-centred support tailored to individual needs. We empower people with learning disabilities to live independently while receiving the right level of care, encouragement, and community engagement.
Houses are light and spacious Victorian family homes, with shared kitchens, lounges, and bathrooms.
- Each person has their own private room for comfort.
- Every house has a garden and patio, perfect for relaxing or socialising outdoors.
- Located close to shops and transport links, our houses help you stay connected to the community.
- A friendly, supportive atmosphere, housemates often enjoy time together watching films, cooking meals, or chatting over tea.
OUTREACH
Stay in your own home while getting the support you need to maintain independence.
We can also help you build new skills to prepare for moving on to greater independence.
What We Provide:
Our skilled Community Link Workers offer personalised support, including:
Meal Planning, Shopping and Cooking.
Health Appointments, Planning and Attendance.
Accessing benefits and handling important correspondence.
Money management, budgeting, and Direct Payments.
INDEPENDENCE
Step-by-step support to achieve your goals.
COMMUNITY
Encouragement to build links and
friendships.
CONFIDENCE
Support to grow in self-esteem and
resilience.
CHOICE AND VOICE
Regular house meetings, tenant groups, and opportunities to shape how the service runs.
Rated Good by the Care Quality Commission (CQC)
We are proud to be rated “Good” by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), reflecting our commitment to providing safe, effective, and person-centred support for people with learning disabilities.
LIVING PROOF
“I like Going Out on Trips with My Support Worker. i visited Lots of Places.”
Evelyn Donaghue
Outreach client
“I’ve been here a long time… maybe 40 years. It’s my home. I’ve had friends here, lots of laughs…and people look out for me.”
Tom Flynn is our longest resident.
Tom Flynn
Lincoln Road
“I have a good relationship with my housemates, and we support each other. I support Arsenal, and my support worker helped me decorate my room. Equality
Housing helped me keep my job and advocate for me about important thing.”
Janette Hauff
Lincoln Road
“I live in a house where people care. I get to meet new
people, talk with them, and staff support me with
regular check-ups that keep me well. Staff have
supported me to visit nice places like Man United
Stadium and Legoland. Life feels brighter and safer now.”
Les
Lincoln Road