About
RASP Compliancy provides practical compliance support for children’s homes and supported accommodation.
We help providers with focused document work, professional reviews, audits, on-site visits and wider development projects where needed. Our aim is simple: to give you clear advice, realistic actions and support that fits your service.
We bring together social care practice, compliance knowledge and interior architecture expertise. This means we can consider both the regulatory requirements and how your service works day to day, helping you create safe, suitable and workable environments for the people you support.
Our combined experience
RASP brings together experience in social care, compliance, property and interior architecture.
We understand that good compliance is not only about having the right documents. It is also about safe systems, suitable environments, clear oversight and staff who understand what is expected.
Our experience includes supporting children’s homes, semi-independent accommodation and supported living services. We help providers turn regulatory requirements into practical actions that work in everyday practice.
The name RASP reflects our focus on Regulations, Assurance, Standards and Practice. We give clear, practical support that helps providers move forward with confidence.
Rena Ahad
Co-Director / Experienced Social Worker
Registered with Social Work England
“I am an experienced social worker with a background in children’s services and I am currently completing my PhD. My practice and research help shape the services at RASP Compliancy LTD, so our support is grounded in effective care for children and their families. I have managed semi‑independent homes and worked alongside care providers to set up children’s homes, which gives me practical insight into how services move from idea to operation. I translate regulatory requirements into clear steps for registration, property setup, operational systems, and staff training, helping providers understand what is needed and why it matters for the well‑being of children and adults. My direct work with young people and carers gives me insight into how service design and policies feel in real life, so we can help create homes and systems that are both compliant and responsive to people’s needs.”
Sofia Preka
Co-Director / Interior Architecture Consultant
“I’m an MA Interior Architecture Designer with experience in planning permissions, Building Regulations, and CAD work, with a focus on comfort and safety in design. Before completing my studies in Interior Architecture and Design, I spent 12 years working as an accountant, which strengthened my budgeting, project management, and attention to detail. At RASP Compliancy LTD, I help translate regulatory requirements into practical spaces for children’s social care and supported living, so environments are both welcoming and compliant. I work with providers on layouts, finishes, and details that support safety, clear oversight, and usability for staff and residents, while aligning designs with regulatory expectations for planning, property compliance, and day‑to‑day operations.”
What we believe
Good compliance should support safe, consistent and thoughtful care. It is not only about passing an inspection. It is about creating services where children, young people and adults are supported by clear systems, suitable environments and confident staff.
We work with the regulations, standards and inspection frameworks that apply to children’s social care and supported accommodation in England. We turn these requirements into practical documents, actions and approaches that fit your service.
Our approach is
Transparent. We are clear about what is needed, what is included and what the next steps are.
Practical. We focus on realistic actions that work for your service, rather than adding unnecessary complexity.
Collaborative. We work alongside you and your team, building on what already works and helping you strengthen what needs attention.
