Homeless England

Single homeless or in danger of becoming Homeless. Accommodation is suitable for single parents or couples. No Dogs due to single door entrance. All needs considered.

Young single homeless people aged 16-25. Priority to those with a City of Westminster connection.

Young single people aged 16-25 with support needs who are either homeless or in housing need. Must have a local connection to the area.

Young male care leavers with low-medium support needs.

16-25 yrs homeless young people or care leavers in need of support. Cannot accept people with dogs. Cannot accept couples. Local connection to Wandsworth required.

Young single homeless men with low/medium support needs. No local connection required.

Single homeless person’s and couples with support needs.

Anyone over the age of 16 who is threatened with being homeless or actually homeless can access City of York Council housing options for advice, assistance and/or a full homeless assessment . This may include placement in emergency accommodation pending full inquiries for applicants considered to be in one of the vulnerable categories. Some of the single person hostels accept a limited number of dogs at any one time. Some non hostel accommodation may allow dogs. City of York Council have a pets policy. Local connection criteria is considered in line with the Homelessness Reduction Act for homeless applications and for access to local resources.

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, including those with mental health and other low support needs. Priority to people with a local connection.

Single people who are street homeless and are eligible for benefits. Can accept couples, people with pets and people with alcohol, drug & mental health problems. Must have a local connection to access the service. Can accept people with dogs.

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).