Homeless England

Single homeless men who have slept rough, including those with low level support needs around alcohol, drugs and/or mental health. Must have a local connection to Southwark.

Single homeless people with a connection to Southwark who are homeless and who may have extensive additional needs - alcohol/drug addiction, mental health, or physical health needs. Can accept referrals who are couples but they will be taken on individual

Single homeless women with medium to high level support needs including those with mental health issues, alcohol and/or drug use and women escaping domestic violence. Must have a local connection to Southwark and some basic life skills.

CHAIN verified rough sleepers with histories of rough sleeping and complex support needs who have a City of Westminster connection. Takes couples.

Young single people aged 18-25 with low-medium support needs who are homeless, care leavers, inadequately housed or at risk. Must have local connection to LB Tower Hamlets.

Single homeless women with support needs, including survivors, care leavers, and those with substance abuse problems who are on a support programme. Must have a local connection to LB Islington.

Arundel Project is staffed 24/7 and provides accommodation and on-site support for people with primary diagnosis of mental ill health, who may also have secondary needs relating to substance use, offending etc. Clients need to have a care act assessment and must be heard at MH funding panel. Must have a local connection to LB Islington.

Single homeless people with complex needs who require a high support double cover hostel. Support needs include: substance misuse, mental health, dual diagnosis, offending behaviour and living skills. Clients must have a connection to the Borough of Islington.

Single homeless people with medium to high support needs. Can accept people with alcohol/drug support needs, mental health needs, ex-offenders and rough sleepers. Must have local connection to Ealing. Can accept some dogs.

Single people sleeping rough, or with a recent history of sleeping out, who have mental health problems (though not necessarily a clinical diagnosis). Priority given to people with a local connection to Southwark. Target 20% women

Homeless people aged 16-60 with low-medium support needs. Homeless families nominated by local authority. Access via Hillingdon Council

We work exclusively with homeless men and women who have served at least one day in the British Military. Can accept people with dogs, maximum of 2 dogs at any one time.