FAQs

1 

What does NUU stand for? 

NUU stands for Nurture, Understand, and Uplift and we place emphasis on our staff to create Nurturing, Uplifting environments where our young people can thrive, understanding each child’s individual journeys and ambitions. 

2

Who can be placed at Nuu Home Group?

We accommodate unaccompanied asylum-seeking children aged 16-18 who are under the care of local authorities and in need of a semi-independent living arrangement.

3

What types of support services do you offer?

We provide 24/7 support, life skills training (such as budgeting, hygiene, and cooking), educational assistance, social integration activities, health and well-being services, and appointment accompaniment.

4

How can local authorities place a UASC child with Nuu Home Group?

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Local authorities can contact us directly through our website or via phone to discuss placement options and to arrange an initial assessment.​

5

What can a young person expect when living at Nuu Home Group?

Residents can expect a safe, supportive environment with access to various services designed to promote their independence, personal growth, and social integration.

6

How does Nuu Home Group help with social integration?

We offer a range of activities and programs, including social events, sports, and cultural outings, to help young people build connections and integrate into the community.

7

How do you ensure the safety and well-being of the residents?

We have robust safety protocols in place, including 24/7 supervision, regular health and well-being checks, and a comprehensive support system tailored to each individual's needs.

8

How can I get in touch with Nuu Home Group for more information?

You can fill out the contact form on our website, call us directly, or email us. Our team will respond to your inquiries as soon as possible.