Homeless England

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.

Single homeless men and women and rough sleepers. We accept people with mental health, substance and alcohol misuse support needs. Referrals via WF Housing Services ONLY

Single people aged 18+ who are homeless or living in inappropriate or insecure accommodation, we provide direct access enhanced housing management, general needs and peer landlord accommodation. Applicants for our EHM accommodation should have low needs. Applicants for our peer landlord or general needs accommodation should have no active support needs.

Single homeless people with low support needs who are prepared to work for 40 hours a week as volunteers in Emmaus's social enterprises. Can accept ex-offenders. Must be clean from alcohol and drug issues. Local connection not required.

16 - 65 Single Homeless. 16-25 Young Parents. 16-22 Care Leavers.

People who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

Young single homeless people aged 16-21 with support needs. Must have a local connection to LB Waltham Forest.

Single homeless men aged 21 and above with medium to high support needs . Must have a local connection to LB Southwark.

People aged 18+ with a variety of support needs, including alcohol/drug misuse and housing problems.

Single homeless men who are ready for employment. Also have 3 rooms for families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, women with children and women escaping domestic violence. Priority to applicants with a local connection to LB Newham.

Homeless people and people from other disadvantaged groups.

Single people who are homeless or vulnerably housed.