Homeless England

Single homeless people with support needs, including substance misuse, mental health issues, offending behaviour and rough sleeping. Must have a local connection to LB Camden. Can accept people with dogs.

Single homeless people aged over 18, including those with mild learning difficulties, some physical disabilities, those recovering from drug/alcohol dependency (with support from other agency), and ex-offenders. Must have a Hertfordshire connection or confirmation that is able to remain on other local housing register, or be willing to take up PRS accommodation.

Single homeless people aged over 18, including those with mild learning difficulties, some physical disabilities, those recovering from drug/alcohol dependency (with support from other agency), and ex-offenders. Must have a Hertfordshire connection or confirmation that is able to remain on other local housing register, or be willing to take up PRS accommodation.

Young people aged 16-25 who are homeless, at risk of homelessness or vulnerably housed.

Young single homeless women aged 16-24 who require housing related support to sustain and maintain accommodation. Local connection required. Applicants must be willing to engage with the support on offer.

For people with housing needs plus other challenges such as accessing benefits, employment/education/training, support to access specialist services such as drug/alcohol misuse, mental ill-health.

Single homeless people and homeless families who are being assessed by Braintree District Council as to whether they have a duty to house them. All applicants must have a local connection. Can accept couples.

Single homeless males.

16-25 year old young people with support needs. Must have been living in Salford for previous two years. Also have a parent and child unit for parents with a single child under 2. Route 29 Flats are for young people referred by Social Services and Route 29 only.

Single homeless people with support needs, single women with dependent children, and young single asylum seekers. Priority given to applicants with a local connection. Target 7% residents from black and minority ethnic groups, and 50% women.

Single homeless women with mental health issues requiring medium to high support. Priority given to referrals made by identified Westminster mental health agencies and building-based services.

18 plus Homeless males and female with high complex support needs. Can accept people with dogs.