Banquo Ltd provides practical, compassionate and recovery-focused support for children, young people and adults experiencing mental health needs.
Our role is to help people maintain stability, manage daily life, build confidence and stay connected to their families, communities and support networks. We work alongside each individual and, where appropriate, their family and the professionals involved in their care.
Support with personal care, daily routines, self-care, nutrition, hydration and maintaining the home environment.
Consistent, non-judgemental reassurance, support with emotional wellbeing and help to establish healthy routines and structure.
Medication support in line with care plans, attending appointments and engaging with mental health and other professional services.
Support with social inclusion, meaningful activities, confidence building, budgeting and practical everyday tasks.
Support to access education, employment, training or volunteering while building confidence and greater independence.
Respite, support following hospital discharge or during increased need, plus overnight or extended support where commissioned.
For children and young people, support may be provided in partnership with families, local authorities, education services, CAMHS and safeguarding professionals.
Our staff work within agreed care plans and follow appropriate risk management, safeguarding and escalation procedures. Our support is designed to complement, rather than replace, clinical mental health services.