Accommodation
Brightside Housing CiC – Supported Accommodation for Vulnerable Adults
Who is the project for?
Who do we help?
Adults (18+) with low‑level mental health needs, social vulnerability, homelessness risk, or those who benefit from semi‑independent supported accommodation. Must be able to live safely in shared housing.
Gender
Mixed
Minimum age accepted
18
Maximum age accepted
99
How to get a referral
Referral agencies
Agency referrals preferred (social prescribers, housing teams, support workers, mental health services, homeless organizations). Self‑referrals considered on a case‑by‑case basis.
Length of stay
Support and accommodation
Support offered
'Floating staff' model, coordinated from Luton office, ensures consistent oversight and responsive housing management. The core of our service is housing support, including: Accommodation Sustainment & Housing Management Helping residents understand and meet the expectations of their licence agreements, maintain their rooms, follow house rules, and engage positively within the shared environment.
Benefits Guidance & Licence Stability Supporting residents to manage claims, avoid sanctions, and maintain the financial stability required to remain in their accommodation — a key factor in preventing homelessness. Daily Living & Practical Skills Light‑touch guidance.
Total spaces
40
Units
Shared houses, typically accommodating 4 to 6 individuals, where each resident has their own private room for personal space and privacy. Communal areas like kitchens and bathrooms foster a sense of community and offer opportunities for developing essential life skills.