Intellectual disabilities and autism services aim to empower individuals to live independently within their communities. These services encompass supported housing, day support services, floating support, and respite and family support.

Supported housing enables adults to receive home support, allowing them to live in their own homes while staying connected to their local communities. Day support services focus on helping adults become active and independent community members, make choices, influence decisions affecting their lives, and achieve personal goals.

Floating support offers outreach services to children and adults, emphasizing individualized, outcomes-based approaches to develop daily, social, interpersonal, and leisure skills. This includes providing support and guidance to families.

Respite and family support are personalized services for individuals with disabilities and autism, offering respite for both them and their families.

InspireWellbeing provides accessible mental health services across several London boroughs including counselling, peer support, advocacy, housing help and creative therapies. Their holistic approach supports community wellbeing.