Homeless England

Single homeless adults, 18 and above. No local connection required. May accept people with dogs.

Single homeless ex-offenders. Applicants must have a local connection to Birmingham.

Single homeless ex-offenders and those at risk of offending. Those with a local connection to Birmingham are prioritised.

Young people aged 16 to 25 years old experiencing homelessness in North East Lincolnshire.

Young single people aged 16-25 with a housing need. Must have a local connection. All applicants must be willing to engage with the support service and be willing to work towards independent living.

Single homeless, over 18 male and female.

Young single homeless people. Priority given to people with a local connection to High Peak area. Risk assessment conducted. Harsh weather provision.

Young single homeless people with support needs. Local connection required.

Single homeless people. Can accept 2 couples. Priority given to applicants with a local connection to St Albans.

People who have applied as homeless to Welwyn & Hatfield Borough Council. Must have support needs and a local connection. Can accept couples and people (single parents or couples) with one child.

Martin House is part of the Single Homeless Pathway in St. Albans, alongside Open Door and Kent House. The aim of the project is to provide short-term supported accommodation for rough sleepers or those at risk of rough sleeping. To be eligible for this accommodation, applicants must be:- • Aged 18 years old or over. • Rough sleepers, have a history of rough sleeping or be at risk of rough sleeping or homelessness. • Requiring housing related support. • Willing to accept support and engage with staff. • Able to pay the rent though housing benefit or other means. • Have a local connection with St. Albans City and District, or Hertfordshire (priority will be given to applicants with a local connection to St. Albans City & District).

Rough sleepers, single homeless and vulnerably housed people. Priority to people with a local connection.