Homeless England

Vulnerable young women aged 16-25 who are homeless, including women who have experienced sexual abuse, sexual/domestic violence, sexual exploitation and women with mental health problems. Have 4 units for women with children. No local connection required.

Single people with support needs, eg homeless people, people with mental health or substance misuse problems, care leavers, rough sleepers, young people at risk. Some projects accept people with both mental health and alcohol/drug problems. Applicants must have a local connection to the London borough where their referral agency is based.

For LGBTQ+ people only. Those in London with housing need, with low / medium support needs. Mental health advocacy for 16-25’s. Provides housing advice for those fleeing domestic violence across the country. Has a range of advice services see website for further info. LGBTQ+ specific supported housing for 16-25’s for young people (under 25). Free confidential national housing advice line.

Single homeless people. Also some units for single parents/families. No local connection required.

Single female only 16+. Low support needs. Manageable Mental health, drug and alcohol needs. Local connection preferable. Past offenders, that are not high risks to other customers.

Young single homeless people aged 16-25, with low-medium or high support needs, who have a guarantee of move-on housing from a referring agency. Priority given to those with a local connection to LBs Wandsworth and Merton.

Young single people aged 16-25 with low support needs who are homeless or in housing need and have a local connection to the Bristol area. Applicants must be willing to engage with the support on offer. A number of the properties are specifically for young parents. Move on Project - other properties provide shared housing for young people in education, employment or training with no support needs who need affordable housing.

Young single homeless black women aged 16-25 with low-medium support needs. Must have a local connection to LB Haringey. Priority to those who have been in local authority care.

Single Homeless people with a variety of housing support needs, Housing First services, women and children only homeless and domestic violence services, and a variety of tenancies and shared accommodation services. Can accept people with dogs.

Single homeless women with low to medium support needs, including substance misuse, domestic violence, mental health problems. Priority given to applicants with a local connection (unless escaping domestic violence).

High risk offenders and people at risk of offending because of their current lifestyle or inappropriate accommodation. Must have a local connection to Blackburn with Darwen 3 years, have a current Probation officer, single homeless male and females

Single homeless with low to medium support needs.