Our supported accommodation projects provide services to individuals that are currently without a home or are at risk of sleeping rough and homelessness. We offer a lifeline for people who are homeless or have learning disabilities, people living with mental illness, or who are recovering from substance misuse, and those who are coming out of care, are fleeing domestic violence, or who are elderly and need extra support to live independently.

We offer a safe, stable and supportive environment to live in that can be key to improving people’s lives, and for many, it is a stepping stone to independent living in the longer term.

• We help individuals to establish contact with external services

• We help individuals to manage their physical health better

• We help individuals to maintain their accommodations and avoided eviction

• We help individuals to access employment, education and training

Our core client group might have a range of multiple and complex needs in addition to a primary support need. Additional support needs of people accessing homeless accommodation, such as client groups with:

• Multiple or complex needs

• Mental health

• Drug use

• Prison leavers/ ex-offenders

• Alcohol use

• Physical health

• Learning difficulties