According to insolvency notices on The Gazette, Kingdom Youth Services first faced a petition to be wound up back in June and, following a meeting with creditors in early October, the business has now gone into liquidation.
The supported living provision for those aged 16 to 65 aimed to help young people and adults start their new life in the community, and was designed around the individual to develop skills, build confidence and ensure sustainability for the future.
Newly filed documents on Companies House revealed that the support provider entered liquidation with an estimated overall deficiency of £777,765.17 and debts approaching £905,000.
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