Homeless England

16 - 65 Single Homeless. 16-25 Young Parents. 16-22 Care Leavers.

Homeless people with a Redcar and Cleveland BC connection, single parents, and those with mild mental health problems or learning difficulties. Can accept couples and families. Pets accepted after risk assessment. Can accept people with dogs.

For LGBTQ+ people only. Those in London with housing need, with low / medium support needs. Mental health advocacy for 16-25’s. Provides housing advice for those fleeing domestic violence across the country. Has a range of advice services see website for further info. LGBTQ+ specific supported housing for 16-25’s for young people (under 25). Free confidential national housing advice line.

Young single people aged 16-25 with low support needs who are homeless or in housing need and have a local connection to the Bristol area. Applicants must be willing to engage with the support on offer. A number of the properties are specifically for young parents. Move on Project - other properties provide shared housing for young people in education, employment or training with no support needs who need affordable housing.

Young single homeless people aged 16-25, with low-medium or high support needs, who have a guarantee of move-on housing from a referring agency. Priority given to those with a local connection to LBs Wandsworth and Merton.

Anyone over the age of 16 who is threatened with being homeless or actually homeless can access City of York Council housing options for advice, assistance and/or a full homeless assessment . This may include placement in emergency accommodation pending full inquiries for applicants considered to be in one of the vulnerable categories. Some of the single person hostels accept a limited number of dogs at any one time. Some non hostel accommodation may allow dogs. City of York Council have a pets policy. Local connection criteria is considered in line with the Homelessness Reduction Act for homeless applications and for access to local resources.

Supported housing to single homeless people, providing specialist support across a number of general and purposed project houses. Rough sleepers and other homeless individuals. Operate a number of specialist projects which include an LGBTQI focussed supported accommodation project, a homeless sex workers shelter project, as well as supported accommodation for individuals with complex needs.

Single non priority homeless people and students aged 18 and over in housing need or considered to be vulnerable with low support needs and a local connection to Enfield.

Single people with housing and long term mental health support needs. Must have a local connection to the borough of Blackburn with Darwen.

We provide housing solutions for single people within East Anglia, that are homeless or potentially homeless. The services are available for anyone over the age of 18. We also provide a Women's Accommodation Scheme that accommodates women involved with the Criminal Justice System. We work closely with Local Authorities to provide accommodation for adults sleeping rough.

7 bed spaces for single homeless people aged 18-35 (Referrals are accepted from Waverley Borough Council only for these spaces) and 7 bed spaces for young people aged 18 - 25, referrals accepted from any Surrey County Council Children's/young Peoples services Inc. Children's services Placements and Care Leavers teams, Youth Support Service and Surrey Local housing departments.

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.