Live at Ease

Supporting Ex Forces Men & Women who have austism, a disability, or a brain injury.

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Our Objective

To support ex-forces men and women who have Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, a disability, or a brain injury that impacts on their daily living and executive functioning skills.

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Collective of people some with disabilities

Our Mission

To help them to improve their independent living, self confidence, mental wellbeing, and quality of life, and help them to reduce their risk of suicidal ideation, isolation and feeling of social exclusion, as well as helping to reduce demand on public services.

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Our Aim

To promote and support equality, diversity, and inclusion across the North West, raise awareness and a greater understanding of supporting neurodiverse ex-forces men and women.

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Ex-Forces support service within Disability Stockport

Live at Ease, is a specific Ex-Forces support service within Disability Stockport (DS)and is the lead facilitator and Subject Matter Expert (SME) organisation of a unique 3 layered multi-agency service model with ‘social prescribing’, ‘no wrong door’, and ‘trauma-informed’ approaches imbedded within it.

Providing a collaborative and trusted single point of access (SPA) for those who haveserved in the Armed Forces, and living with a disability, brain injury, autism, or ADHD, that affect their capacity and executive functioning skills for independent daily living.

Supporting other statutory and non-statutory agencies, organisation's, and charities.

Live at Ease is a community focused service aimed at supporting those who may be experiencing a deterioration in their quality of life, health and mental wellbeing, feeling socially excluded, living in isolation, struggling with substance-misuse, reduced independent living, employability difficulties, at risk of suicide, or have welfare issues.

Live at Ease brings together the four main elements of engagement, flexibility, co-ordination, and direct support within a 3 layered model approach to address gaps in service provisions and areas of need.

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