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Nacro - Westminster Ex-offenders Project
Single homeless male ex-offenders with low to medium support needs. Must have a local connection and be referred via Westminster Probation.
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Missionaries of Charity - Gift of Love
Single homeless men aged 25+ with low support needs, particularly those who have been sleeping rough and have no recourse to public funds. No local connection required.
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Marsha Phoenix Memorial Trust
Young single homeless women aged 16-21. Priority to those with a Lewisham connection.
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St Mungos - The Coninghams
People with high support needs who are keen to engage, address their support needs and move on towards independent living. Must have a Hammersmith & Fulham connection. Will consider one person with a dog.
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Day Centre
Webber Street Day Centre
Homeless and marginalised people aged 18+.
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Day Centre
Vineyard Community Centre
Homeless and vulnerable people in the mornings. General public in the afternoons.
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Day Centre
The Welcome Centre
Rough sleepers/Homeless people.
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Centrepoint - Oak House
Young single male care leavers aged 16-21 with medium-high support needs.
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Squared - mixed hostel
Second stage hostel, catering for residents who have progressed from1st stage hostels (106 Tennyson Road and 85 London Road). The hostel accommodates homeless women and men with support needs, including those with alcohol, drug or mental health problems who have some existing support.
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Manor Place (Previously provided by Look Ahead)
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.
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SHP - Lewisham YP Assessment Centre
Young single homeless people aged 16-21. Must have a local connection to Lewisham.
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Day Centre
The Margins Project (Union Chapel)
Homeless people, ex-homeless people, those who are lonely, isolated or marginalised.