Divine Angels Care is proud to deliver Ofsted-registered children’s homes that are carefully developed to provide stability, consistency, and meaningful outcomes for young people with complex emotional and behavioural needs.
Learn more about Halo and Azra, including the environment, care model, and support provided.
Halo provides a calm, structured environment designed around the needs of one young person, focusing on stability, emotional wellbeing, and positive outcomes.
Azra offers a warm, nurturing home environment where children and young people are supported to build confidence, independence, and positive relationships.
Everything we do is shaped by trauma-informed practice, strong relationships, and a commitment to helping young people feel secure, understood, and supported.
Relationship-based support that recognises trauma, promotes emotional regulation, and builds trust over time.
Predictable routines, clear boundaries, and nurturing environments where young people can feel calm and secure.
Care plans tailored to each young person’s emotional, behavioural, educational, and developmental needs.
Consistent staffing, meaningful connections, and respectful communication that helps young people feel valued.
Supporting education, life skills, and independence to prepare young people for adulthood.
Professionally governed homes with safeguarding, accountability, and quality at the core of our practice.
We work with local authorities and professionals to support young people with complex emotional and behavioural needs. Get in touch to discuss suitability, availability, and next steps.
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Feedback from people who work closely with young people and care planning.
“From the first conversation, the team were calm, responsive, and clear about their approach. The placement plan was well structured and communication has been consistent and professional throughout.”
“The environment is warm and homely, and staff are consistent in setting boundaries while remaining supportive. The young person was helped to settle with clear routines and positive relationship-building.”
“What stands out is the trauma-informed mindset. Staff respond thoughtfully, de-escalate well, and keep the focus on stability and progress. Updates are timely and care planning is clear.”