What we do

Our Areas

• 1) Merseyside

  Community Mental Health Service – A new care and support contract providing 24/7 support for people with severe enduring mental health. We also offer floating support service for those with mental health needs, to help maintain independent living.

  Wirral Mental Health & Offender Floating Support Service – Low level housing support for those diagnosed with mental illness or mental ill health, and for those with offending histories and at risk of re-offending. Offering support in maintaining and securing independent living.

  Wirral Selective Licencing Areas Floating Support Service – we have embarked on a pilot to support people maintain their tenancies, live independently and achieve health outcomes in Council designated areas.

• 2) Greater Manchester, Cheshire & Lancashire

  Services in this region provide a range of accommodation based and floating support services engaging with a wide spectrum of vulnerable groups including single homeless, young people aged 16-19 years, offenders and persons at risk of offending, teenaged parents and those deemed socially excluded.

  We provide specialist peer led accommodation for those who have completed a detoxification from drugs and/or alcohol aiming to maintain a substance free lifestyle.

  Innovation and a pioneering attitude is embedded into all services pushing forward learning & development, peer mentoring, welfare reform, financial inclusion and the beneficial use of student placements and volunteers in service.

  Co-production and meaningful engagement with local community groups remains at the heart of what we do to improve positive outcomes and added value received by all.

• 3) Derbyshire & South Yorkshire

  Care Leaver’s Accommodation – 4 x 24 hour accommodation hubs in Chesterfield, North Wingfield, Buxton and Woolley Bridge, for Care Leavers, to develop independent living skills. Assistance with move on into next stage accommodation and on-going support.

  SAFE - a consortium between Stonham Housing, Adullam Homes and Framework Housing to provide supported accommodation and tenancy support for young people between ages of 18 – 25 across Derbyshire.

  Access to the Private Rented Sector – combines a tenancy preparation course (Prepare to Place) delivered on a one to one basis, and a Bond Scheme. The aim of both is to facilitate affordable access to private rented accommodation in the High Peak, for singles, couples and families and to provide support to maintain the tenancies.

  Working with Vulnerable groups – Derbyshire Dales. Help for those NFA/ homeless for aged 18+ find, and maintain appropriate accommodation and tackle support needs.

  Single Person’s Housing Project, Leek – supporting those aged 16-35 threatened with homelessness, to find and maintain accommodation, using, mediation, tenancy preparation workshops, liaison with landlords and Bond Scheme and support to maintain tenancies.

  Foundations Service, Sheffield – a 75 place Service for adults, aged 18+, with mental ill health. Based around coaching and mentoring, participants enabled to resolve accommodation issues, manage their health and well-being, and develop skills and interests to fulfil their potential.

• 4) Midlands

  The Midlands region consists of three support services and dispersed independent living accommodation.

  There are two support services in Leicester.
  1. 12 units for vulnerable families and children - referral received form health professionals, Social Care and voluntary agencies.
  2. 14 units for ex-offenders-referrals received from the local authority, Probation and CRC.

  3. The other service in is Leicestershire, this is 20 units of supported accommodation for young people aged 16-17.

  All these services provide individual tailored support to meet the needs of the client. This could include managing their finances, securing accommodation, accessing training, employment and engaging with the local community.

  Our dispersed units are in the West Midlands. There is a total of 239 units. The criteria for the dispersed units is that potential tenants have low to medium support needs and they are in receipt of support from an external agency. Length of stay is up to 2 years.