Homeless England

Single people at risk or experiencing homelessness

We provide housing solutions for single people within East Anglia, that are homeless or potentially homeless. The services are available for anyone over the age of 18. We also provide a Women's Accommodation Scheme that accommodates women involved with the Criminal Justice System. We work closely with Local Authorities to provide accommodation for adults sleeping rough.

People who are or may be priority homeless and the general public.

Young single homeless people aged 16-24 with support needs. Priority given to people with a local connection. Must be willing to engage with the support on offer.

Young single homeless people aged 16-25. Including Parent and Baby; Single Adults in need of supported accommodation; Unaccompanied asylum seeking children; Care leavers; and Students. Local connection required.

Felixstowe Homelessness Supported Housing provides short-term supported housing across four services in Felixstowe for single young people and adults aged 16 to 65 who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and have a recognised support need. With staff on site 24 hours a day and part-furnished rooms, residents receive personalised support to help them build stability, develop independent living skills and move towards longer-term housing.

Haverhill Homeless Supported Housing provides supported accommodation for adults aged 18 and over who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and require low to medium levels of support. Operating across two services in Haverhill, the scheme offers short-term move-on accommodation for up to two years, including shared housing and self-contained flats. With flexible staffing, including overnight support, residents are helped to build stability and independence while taking steps towards longer-term housing.

Young people aged 16-25 in Colchester and Tendring that are homeless and at risk of becoming homeless. This can include those that are sofa surfing, young people living in a dangerous or abusive environment and those staying in temporary accommodation such as a hostel or night-shelter.

People who are homeless and/or rough sleeping.

General public, including people who are or may be priority homeless.

Single homeless people aged 16-24 with Med support needs around independent living. 10 hours support for high needs.

Single people who are homeless or unsuitably housed and have support needs. No local connection required.