Homeless England

Young single homeless people aged 16-25 with support needs around independent living. All applicants are encouraged to either undertake some type of training programme or be in employment. Must have local connection to City of Newcastle.

Young single homeless people. Must have a local connection to the Worthing Borough Council area.

Young single homeless people with support needs, including people with drug or alcohol problems, mental health problems or ex-offenders. Those with a local connection to Blackpool are prioritised.

Homeless women, families and males as part of family unit. Local connection required.

16-18/19 years homeless people with low-medium support needs. Priority given to people with a local connection to Hull.

People aged 18+ who come under the local Changing Futures programme with Hull City Council, individuals with complex needs around mental health, offending, substance misuse and other areas, priority given to those with a local connection. 9 main stay beds, 3 assessment beds.

Young single homeless people aged 16-24 with support needs. No local connection required.

Young single homeless people aged 16-30, who are at risk or vulnerable, with support needs or in need of additional support in relation to mental health problems. No local connection required.

Young single homeless people aged 16-24 with support needs. Self referral. Applicants do not require a local connection to be eligible.

Young single homeless people aged 16-24 who have a low-medium support need. Most bed spaces require applicants to have a local connection to Bedford Borough, however we have a limited number of bed spaces for people who are out of area.

Vulnerable young single homeless people aged 16-25 with Low to medium support needs.

Young people aged 16-19 who are looked-after children or homeless and supported by Social Services. Need a local connection.