Homeless England

Vulnerable young people aged 16-25 who need supported accommodation for a maximum of 12 months. Must engage with support, be clean of drugs and agree to get involved in college/training. Must have a local connection to Birmingham.

Single homeless ex-offenders and those at risk of offending. Those with a local connection are prioritised. FryAccord has a non exclusion policy which means that all referrals will be considered and assessed. No animals are allowed on the premises.

Homeless men and women with low-support needs. Can accept limited number of NRPF clients. Do not accept couples or pets.

People sleeping on the streets of North East Lincolnshire. Priority to people from North East Lincolnshire. Can accept people with dogs.

Single homeless people with low support needs who by accessing the service have the willingness and desire to improve their educational and vocational prospects to aid move on within 1-2 years. Must have a local connection to Southend.

Single homeless people over 18 with a local connection to Harrogate (i.e. 6 months residency, immediate family or permanent employment in the area). Emergency bed-spaces and reconnection offered to those without local connection. Dogs not accepted.

Verified rough sleepers/confirmed homeless being discharged from hospital or at risk of hospitalisation, non priority clients, can be intentionally homeless with a health need.

Single homeless people with complex needs (inc. mental health) and a local connection to Guildford.

Single homeless men with support needs, including ex-offenders. No local connection needed.

Single homeless people aged 18 and over. Local connection required. Can accept people with dogs.

Single homeless people, including those with a history of drug and alcohol misuse, ex-offenders, ex-service men and women and people with moderate mental health problems. Highly experienced staff in addiction and trained counselling staff available.

Single people who need support with issues around homelessness, alcohol, drug dependency or mental health issues.