Homeless England

Single homeless people with drug or alcohol related problems with low support needs who are committed to becoming drug free and sober. Priority to those with a local connection.

Young People aged 16 -18 or until 25 if care leavers. Male, female or non binary

Single women at risk aged 18 to 59 who are at risk of homelessness with support needs. Low level support, primarily housing related, is provided as well a peaceful and stable environment. No drugs or alcohol are permitted in the building.

Keystage provides a range of services designed to meet the diverse needs of individuals experiencing homelessness. We deliver community-based support services for people with lived experience of the criminal justice system, as well as individuals with learning disabilities. In addition, we offer supported housing with 24-hour staffing for residents with more complex needs, including mental health conditions and substance misuse. Placements are subject to availability and an assessment to ensure we can safely and effectively meet the individual's needs. Please note that we are unable to accommodate individuals who require housing with dependent children. Pets may be considered subject to a risk assessment

Keystage provides a range of services designed to meet the diverse needs of individuals experiencing homelessness. We deliver community-based support services for people with lived experience of the criminal justice system, as well as individuals with learning disabilities. In addition, we offer supported housing with 24-hour staffing for residents with more complex needs, including mental health conditions and substance misuse. Placements are subject to availability and an assessment to ensure we can safely and effectively meet the individual's needs. Please note that we are unable to accommodate individuals who require housing with dependent children. Pets may be considered subject to a risk assessment

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

Anyone 18+ presenting homeless with nowhere safe to stay. Can accept people with dogs. We can accommodate individuals with no local connection to West Norfolk on a case by case basis.

Single homeless people who have low support needs. Successful referrals require applicants to meet the local connection criteria of being resident in Kingston upon Thames for six out of twelve months or three out of five years.

Single men who have offended or who are at risk of offending. Successful placement will be based on an assessment of risk and needs.

The Nova project is a specialist service for women, established in 2021 by Reading Borough Council, in response to an identified need. It provides a home for 10 multiply disadvantaged women in a gender and trauma-informed supported environment. The home is a safe space for female residents to help them begin to recover from the experience of homelessness and to help them rebuild their lives until they are ready to move on. As women experience homelessness differently from men – affected by violence, abuse and sexual harassment – there is a need for specialised, individual, gender-informed support to work through severe traumas such as domestic abuse which Launchpad staff will provide alongside partner agencies.

Launchpad provide temporary accommodation across Reading for 100 people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, including support, so individuals can obtain and sustain more permanent housing. Can accept people with dogs.

Wrap around care for 40 people who have been found sleeping rough and have complex needs. Clients can be housed for 2-3 years in the move on accommodation to give them the opportunity to rebuild their lives through longer-term housing stability, paired with the essential support they need to take the next step to break the cycle of rough sleeping.