
Your own space
Every young person has their own private bedroom and is encouraged to make it theirs, with choices that reflect their preferences, culture and identity.
Our Home
May Meadows is a comfortable, welcoming family home first and foremost. Here's a look at the spaces young people share, and what living here feels like.
Welcome to the Home
From the moment a young person arrives, we want May Meadows to feel warm, calm and reassuring — a place where they can settle in their own time, find their favourite corner and start to feel at home.
May Meadows welcomes young people aged 11–17 years. Every space is kept comfortable, safe and personal — and each young person is genuinely involved in how their home looks and feels.
For safeguarding and privacy reasons we don't publish the home's exact address or identifying photographs of the young people who live here. Professionals are welcome to arrange a visit through our referrals team.

Around the Home
A closer look at the comfortable, welcoming spaces that make May Meadows feel like home.

Every young person has their own private bedroom and is encouraged to make it theirs, with choices that reflect their preferences, culture and identity.

Comfortable rooms offer space to watch films, read, play games, talk or simply unwind together, just as in family life.

Young people are welcomed into cooking and baking, with shared meals around the table whenever possible and individual needs thoughtfully supported.

The property has a rear garden and patio area, providing outdoor space to relax and take part in appropriate outdoor activities.

Daily life includes support with education alongside hobbies, sports, creative projects, days out and new experiences shaped around each young person's interests.

Clear routines and trusted adults provide safety day and night, without losing the warmth and ordinary character of a family home.
May Meadows is part of the Leeds, West Yorkshire community, with access to education, leisure, healthcare, shops, parks and other local amenities.
Professionals considering a placement are very welcome to arrange a visit — we'd be glad to show you around and talk through how we could support the young person you have in mind.