Homeless England

Single homeless people with a connection to Southwark who are homeless and who may have medium support meeds - alcohol/drug addiction, mental health, or physical health needs. Must have a local connection.

Single homeless men with medium to high support needs. Must have a local connection to LB Brent. Target 50% people from black and minority ethnic groups, 5% people with disabilities.

Single homeless people with a history of rough sleeping and a local connection to Slough Borough Council.

All adult homeless households who have presented as homeless to Manchester City Council with low-medium support needs. Can accept mixed and same sex couples, groups, and those with multiple needs. Manchester connection preferred.

Single homeless women with medium to high level support needs including those with mental health issues, alcohol and/or drug use and women escaping domestic violence. Must have a local connection to Southwark and some basic life skills.

Young single homeless women aged 16-21. Priority to those with a Lewisham connection.

Single homeless people with support needs. People with a history of rough sleeping. Priority to applicants with a confirmed Local Connection and/or support from neighbouring authorities. Two Dog-Friendly rooms.

Young single homeless people aged 18 plus with low to medium support needs. Priority to those with a local connection to the Sandwell area.

Single people who are experiencing or have experienced mental illness and who are homeless .Must be engage with support. No local connection required.

Single homeless male ex-offenders with low to medium support needs. Must have a local connection and be referred via Westminster Probation.

Homeless people with a history of rough sleeping and substance misuse issues. Priority to people with a local connection.

Single homeless people. Must be entitled to Housing Benefit. Must be focussed on recovery to addiction and able to do a 28-day respite period on entry. If currently using illicit street heroin: be actively engaging with prescribed Opiate Substitute Treatment with CGL or Meadowell Surgery. If currently using alcohol: to be actively engaging with CGL for a period of time around their current alcohol issue and have been seen by a medically trained clinician. CGL would then be able to liaise with the Recovery Services, with consent from the service use