Supported accommodation
Safe, fully managed housing for people facing homelessness or vulnerability, including care leavers and people who need additional support.
Our approach
We provide supported accommodation and practical help that can make everyday life feel more manageable and help people work towards independence.
What supported housing means
Supported accommodation combines a place to live with practical support. The aim is to help residents feel secure, build useful skills and take steps towards greater independence.
We work with local authorities, landlords and support agencies to discuss suitable options and clear referral routes.
Our services
Support is shaped around a person’s situation and goals. We focus on the practical steps that can strengthen stability.
Safe, fully managed housing for people facing homelessness or vulnerability, including care leavers and people who need additional support.
Guidance with tenancy skills, budgeting and benefits, daily living, and exploring employment or training.
Personalised planning to help residents build confidence and move towards independent living and longer-term stability.
Who we support
We speak with people experiencing homelessness or vulnerability, including care leavers and people affected by domestic abuse. We can also discuss accommodation and practical support routes with asylum seekers and the agencies supporting them.
If you are unsure where to start, call us and we will talk through the next step or the right referral partner.
Call 0121 819 0396Tell us what you need help with. Our team will explain what we can discuss and how to proceed.
Contact detailsWorking together
We work with landlords, councils, charities and referral agencies to help people access accommodation and support.