Homeless England

Single people who are working and/or claiming benefits and have no to low support needs.

18 to 25 year olds.

People over the age of 25 who are homeless or with a housing related problem.

Homeless people, including rough sleepers, recent homeless & those at risk of becoming so.

People experiencing homelessness and rough sleepers who are admitted to, or attend A&E departments, in specific hospitals. In the cases of some Teams, specific primary care services may act as the point of referral.

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.

People aged 18+ who have low support needs and are willing to live in shared housing. Single people only. No local connection required.

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. Many of the clients spent a considerable amount of time in hospital or had multiple admissions under the Mental Health Act. The service works in partnership with other agencies such as Community Mental Health Teams, Assertive Outreach Teams and Crisis Team and majority of the clients have a care coordinator in secondary care services.

Young single people aged 16-35 who are homeless or in housing need and have low support needs. Must be entitled to welfare benefits. Must have a local connection.

People with generic support needs around homelessness, substance use, alcohol use, mental health.

Disadvantaged women.

Girls and young women aged 12-18 who are at risk of sexual exploitation.