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Our Marylebone Home

Residential Programme

Based in the heart of Marylebone, our Residential Programme provides comfortable residential accommodation for young people aged 16–25 as they navigate recovery, rebuild their lives, and prepare for independent living.

Living at Lions Campus means more than just having a place to stay. It means being part of a community that understands what you’re going through, with recovery assistants available throughout the day and through the night to support you every step of the way.

Recovery isn’t linear, and independence takes time. Our programme meets each resident where they are, helping them build the confidence, resilience, and life skills they need to thrive. Here, young people don’t just recover—they grow, connect, and prepare for a future they can feel hopeful about.

"After years of weekly therapy and failed programmes, Lions Campus gave my daughter the balance of structure and compassion she needed. The focus on community and confidence changed everything. She’s eating well and thriving again."

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Mark T. - Cheshire (Eating Disorder, ASD)

“Lions Campus understood my son in a way no one else had. They created calm, predictability, and purpose — and slowly, his spark returned. He’s now engaging, motivated, and looking forward to going to university.”

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Claire T. - Geneva, Switzerland (ASD, Depression, Substance Use)

"My teenager’s world had shrunk to a screen. Lions Campus helped them reconnect with real life friends, exercise, and family. They’ve rediscovered joy in everyday things, and I couldn’t be more grateful."

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David K. - Dubai, UAE (Compulsive Gaming)

"When I first came to Lions Campus, I didn’t think anyone could help me. The team actually listened, no judgment, no pressure. I learned how to cope and trust people again. For the first time, I felt understood. The staff gave me structure without making me feel controlled, and that changed everything. I’ve made real friends here with people who get me and that I will always have."

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Ottilie S. - London, UK (Borderline Personality Disorder, Self-Harm)
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Building Something Different

We believe every young person deserves the chance to heal and learn the skills to lead a happy and fulfilling life. In the UK, there is a critical lack of provision for teenagers and young adults who need support with their mental health, recovery, and personal development. We founded Lions Campus to address this gap, creating a residential programme that offers young people a structured and supportive environment where they can build resilience, rediscover purpose, and prepare for a bright future.

Over time, we have grown our services to include both residential and day programmes, accommodating the diverse needs of young people at different stages of their journey. Together with leading professionals in recovery, mental health, and education, we provide a unique bridge to lasting wellbeing.

What We Offer

Integrated Support for Lasting Change

Our Residential Programme supports growth in all areas of life: physical, social, personal, connective, family, and educational. Residents take part in a range of activities designed to help them develop skills, confidence, and independence.

  • Life Skills and Personal Development

     

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    Practical life skills workshops and hands-on activities are designed to foster independence and everyday skills. From cooking to budgeting exercises, participants learn skills they can carry forward into daily life, boosting confidence and self-reliance.

  • Private Chef & Nutritional Support

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    Nourish Body and Mind with Home-Cooked Care Our in-house private chef prepares fresh, nutritious meals daily—creating a comforting home environment while supporting healthy eating habits. Beyond mealtimes, young people can develop life skills through hands-on cooking and baking classes, building confidence and independence in the kitchen.

  • Group Connection & Peer Connection

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    Connect with peers who understand your journey through daily group sessions and a diverse range of structured group activities with a wellbeing focus. These structured, supportive spaces help young people develop social skills, process emotions, practice healthy communication, and build meaningful connections—all while learning they’re not alone in their challenges.

  • Wellness and Mindfulness Through Movement

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    Regular yoga sessions led by our dedicated instructor help young people reconnect with their bodies, reduce stress, and build mindfulness practices they can carry forward into daily life.

  • Stay on Track with Expert Academic and Careers Guidance

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    Our sister company, Lionheart Education, provides comprehensive academic consultancy and careers guidance alongside private tuition that integrates into your personalised timetable—so your young person can pursue their future while focusing on their wellbeing.

  • One-to-One Sessions with Your Case Manager

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    Regular meetings with a dedicated case manager  who monitors progress, adapts the programme to evolving needs, and ensures your young person stays focused on their goals—providing continuity and accountability every step of the way.

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How It Works

Designed for Individual Needs

  • Initial Consultation Call

    Receive guidance for your family in a complimentary consultation call where we’ll discuss your young person’s challenges, your family’s goals, and what type of support may be a suitable fit.

  • Inspire Your Young Person's Commitment

    Your young person connects directly with our team in a call designed to build trust, address concerns, and open the door to change.

  • Get a Complete Understanding of Their Needs

    Through our comprehensive intake assessment, we’ll identify strengths, challenges, and opportunities—ensuring nothing is overlooked in creating their path forward.

  • Receive Personalised Programme

    Receive a bespoke programme tailored specifically to your young person’s goal and any external commitments like school or university.

  • Meet Your Dedicated Case Manager

    Connect with your assigned case manager in an introductory session where you’ll establish open communication, set expectations, and build the foundation for ongoing collaboration.

  • Begin The Transformation

    Step into the programme with confidence, clarity, and a complete support system in place—ready to achieve meaningful, lasting outcomes.

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Created for You from the Very Start

Each resident begins their journey with an assessment and personalised plan tailored to their individual needs, goals, and circumstances. This ensures every activity and session supports their growth and development.

Every young person at Lions Campus receives a bespoke residential programme, with each day thoughtfully structured around wellbeing-focused group sessions and personal growth activities. These work together to support every aspect of a resident’s wellbeing — physical, social, personal, connective, family, and educational.

Structured Support From Morning to Evening

A Typical Day

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Daily Reflection

Each morning begins grounded and intentional. We gather to read from daily reflection literature, setting a mindful tone that carries through the day’s activities.

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Process Group

A safe, supportive space for sharing experiences and emotions. Daily process groups facilitate exploration of feelings, practising vulnerability, and learning from others’ journeys toward healing.

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Goals Group

Clients define and build on their personal goals… build roadmaps for continued progress beyond the programme.

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Likeskills Workshop

Practical tools for independent living are taught through hands-on experience. From budgeting to nutrition, these workshops equip clients with essential skills supporting long-term stability.

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Lunch

Nourishing body and community together. Our private chef prepares nutritious, delicious meals that bring everyone together, making wellness both satisfying and sustainable.

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Yoga

Finding calm and strength through movement. Our instructor guides sessions that reduce stress, increase body awareness, and complement the emotional healing work happening throughout.

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1-1 Session

Personalised support when it matters most. Individual meetings with case managers address progress, concerns, and ensure the programme stays on track for each participant.

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Psychoeducation

Understanding the science behind recovery. Education about addiction, mental health, and wellness empowers informed decision-making throughout their journey.

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Daily Inventory

Each day closes with honest self-reflection. Clients review their experiences, acknowledge growth, identify challenges, and prepare mentally for tomorrow’s opportunities.

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Supper

Another opportunity to gather and connect. Chef-prepared evening meals reinforce healthy routines and the importance of shared, mindful eating within the community.

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Social Time

Time to relax with peers, welcome family visitors, attend 12-step meetings, or complete assignments—meaningful connection and personal reflection.

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FAQS

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  • Who can join the Residential Programme?

    The residential programme is designed for all genders, aged 16–25.

  • What makes Lions Campus unique?

    Lions Campus offers a home-like, safe environment with a personalised programme designed for young people. We focus on growth in all areas — mind, body, social skills, and life skills — while supporting each resident individually.

  • How is my privacy handled?

    Your privacy is very important to us. Residents’ personal information and daily activities are treated confidentially, and staff respect each resident’s space and boundaries.

  • How long is the residential programme?

    The length of the programme varies depending on individual needs and goals. Each resident receives a personalised plan to ensure they get the right support for their journey. Our minimum programme length is 12 weeks.

  • How many residents live at Lions Campus at once?

    The residence accommodates up to 12 young people, allowing for a close, supportive community.

Location

Our residence is located in the heart of Marylebone, London. A short walk from Baker Street and Bond Street underground stations.

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