Homeless England

Homeless older men with a range of support needs including: health, mobility, alcohol, mental health and care needs who require on site support to stabilise, engage with treatment services then move on via our housing pathway. 54 higher support bed spaces and 35 lower support self-catered bed spaces. Some flexibility around age criteria for individuals with health needs more aligned with the older cohort.

Single women in housing need with support needs including substance/alcohol misuse (must be linked to support services), mental health, fleeing domestic violence. Local connection required.

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.

Young people aged 16-25 who are homeless or in housing need and who are engaged in employment, training or education. Must have independent living skills and a City of Westminster connection.

Young people aged 16-24 who have been accepted as homeless and in priority need by LB Hammersmith & Fulham. Target 50% women, 20% lesbians and gay men, 50% people from black and minority ethnic groups.

People who are homeless or at risk of being homeless who have drug and alcohol problems. Must have a local connection to Wandsworth. Can take clients on scripts. Clients must be willing to address their drug & alcohol issues in a meaningful way and attend a structured day programme in the community. Move on is via the private rent deposit scheme once abstinence is achieved.

Young single homeless people aged 16-25 and Care Leavers 18 to 25 with medium to high support needs. Applicants must have a LB Greenwich connection. Will need to be referred by Greenwich 1st Base team.

Ex offender or those at risk of offending.

Young male care leavers with low-medium support needs.

Single homeless people with a history of rough sleeping who have high support needs primarily around drug misuse. Can accept those with alcohol support needs and couples (on separate tenancies). Applicants referring via HOST must have local connection.

Homeless, isolated or vulnerable.

Homeless people, those with mental health or substance misuse problems, older people (60+).