Homeless England

Single homeless people. Mixed accommodations: aged 16 to 65. Men's and women's accommodations: aged 16-45. Dedicated Veteran projects

Ashiana provides temporary refuge accommodation across six schemes. We have 29 bed spaces for South Asian, Turkish and Middle Eastern Women between the ages of 16-35, who are experiencing all forms VAWG; including domestic violence, sexual violence, harmful practices, such as forced marriage, honour-based violence and female genital mutilation. Referral criteria would also include women with no recourse to public funds, women who are homeless as a result of domestic violence, women with low/medium support needs.

Crisis accommodation for single homeless women, with complex high support needs. Support needs can vary domestic abuse, sexual exploitation, ex-offenders, substance and/or alcohol misuse.

Young women aged 16-19 who are homeless or are "at high risk of being bullied or exploited". Residents must be prepared to attend college, training or employment full time. Can accept women who are up to 24 weeks pregnant. No local connection required.

Single homeless people aged 16+ with low to medium support needs, including ex-offenders and those with alcohol, drugs and mental health issues who are engaging with appropriate support agencies. No local connection required.

Young single homeless people aged 16-21, including those with low to medium support needs around independent living skills. Must have a Croydon connection (eg born, lived or been at school in the borough, family or relatives living there).

Mothers and babies (under the age of 18 months at referral). Single women 22+.

Single non priority homeless people and students aged 18 and over in housing need or considered to be vulnerable with low support needs and a local connection to Enfield.

Homeless people with low, or no, support needs.

Single homeless people with support needs. The project can accept people with learning difficulties, mental health problems, drug/alcohol dependency and a history of offending. Priority given to those with a local connection to Newcastle or Gateshead.

Young vulnerable single homeless people aged 16-25. No local connection required.

Single homeless or inadequately housed young women aged 16-24 with support needs. No local connection needed.