Recovery · progression · inclusion
Professional care for complex lives. Human enough to work.
BE4CARE provides services that address complex health and social needs, helping people build healthier lives that have meaning and value for themselves, their families and their communities.
CEO introduction
Built around safety, lived experience and progression.
BE4CARE is about improving lives. Its founders were at the forefront of developing and executing practices proven to work effectively with people with complex lived experiences or circumstances.
Staff, governance and lived experience support bring remarkable assets to the services offered to people in need. Safety, quality, equality, fairness, progression and lived experience are evident in everything BE4CARE does.
Lee Farrier
CEO, BE4CARE Ltd
BE4CARE operating lens
Build trust, remove pressure and understand the person’s lived reality.
Identify risks, support needs and practical barriers to safety and independence.
Create a personalised route towards recovery, wellbeing, learning, work or housing stability.
Develop resilience, networks and aftercare that reduce relapse and repeat crisis.
Being Resilient
A strategy for people, families and communities.
The BE4CARE three-year strategy is centred on the people who use services, their families and the communities they are part of. It has been shaped by long experience of what works with people facing complex circumstances involving drugs, alcohol, mental health, offending, housing pressure and exclusion.
The ambition is clear: help people recover sustainably, reconnect with family and community life, and move towards learning, work or purposeful activity.
Who we are
Resilient, safe, positive futures.
BE4CARE exists to help people use their full potential in an inclusive way, while strengthening families and creating more cohesive communities.
Vision
Our vision is for all people to be resilient, safe and to build positive futures utilising their full potential in an inclusive way.
Mission
We provide services to address complex health and social needs and help people build healthier lives with meaning and value for themselves and their families.
Values
Person-centredness, empathy, kindness, fairness, trusted relationships, innovation and keeping people at the heart of everything we do.
Objectives
A clearer model for complex support.
Improve services
For people with multiple needs who are in repeat contact with addictions services, the NHS or the criminal justice system.
Personalised care
Recognising people as individuals and strengthening resilience and progression through tailored support.
Equality and inclusion
Ensuring equity and equality for all service users, because everyone counts.
Lived experience
Involving people with lived experience in programmes, workstreams and continuous improvement.
Need support or want to discuss a referral?
We welcome contact from individuals, families, professionals and organisations looking for practical support around recovery, resilience, housing, safeguarding or progression.