Young people's services
We offer four Foyers for homeless young people aged 16-25. These are short-term projects to help young people to enter training and employment and move on to permanent accommodation.
Supported living
Our supported living services combine good quality accommodation and support to help people live independently.
We provide supported living accommodation for people with the following needs:
- Young people
- People with mental health needs
- Survivors of domestic abuse and discrimination
- People with physical and learning disabilities
We also work in partnership with other organisations. Find out more about our supported living services below.
You can also see how to access each service. For some of our supported living schemes, you have to referred (e.g. by social services or your support team).
Find a supported living scheme
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Survivors of domestic abuse
We provide refuges and Safe Spaces across England. This includes dispersed accommodation for male survivors, those with pets, and those facing multiple and complex disadvantage.
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People with mental health needs
We offer supported housing and lower-support accommodation for people with mental health needs. We also work in partnership with charities Mind and The Kaleidoscope Plus Group.
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People with disabilities
We offer supported housing schemes across England for adults aged 18-60 with physical and learning disabilities - including homes with visiting support and homes with 24-hour support.
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Agency managed services
In some areas, we work with specialist organisations to extend our supported living offer. We deliver the accommodation while our partners provide the day-to-day care and support for our residents.
