Home Again offers permanent housing with bespoke supports for service users with long term needs. People come together to form affinity groups and live in homes in a community, creating a shared space of comfort, that mimics a familial environment. Along with housing, support services are offered for health, household management, socialisation, economic transactions, work, leisure and pursuits with personal meaning. Such support services are focused on helping people achieve their own sense of well-being, rather than normalising towards a mandated archetype of recovery. Diverse lived experiences pepper the landscape of homes supported under the programme – home purchases are self-directed, social roles are assumed and enacted, pups in need of care are adopted into these families of choice, public transports are navigated, and children visit for afterschool lessons or for time with grandmothers.