Supported Accommodation for Homeless, Complex Single People 24/7 high level support (pathway from Temporary accommodation / Hostel Provision)

This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.

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This includes two contracts (Lots) to provide a supported accommodation scheme to single people who are: • 18+ • Who have been assessed as homeless • Have been assessed as having a variety of support needs through the supported accommodation eligibility assessment and panel process.

The project will accommodate single people, both male and female, and provide flexible housing related support to help individuals to live independently and move onto suitable, affordable alternative housing.

This alternative housing may include, private rented accommodation (including shared properties), social housing or in some cases moving in with family and friends.

If appropriate, this may also include recommendation for a placement in alternative supported accommodation or a care setting.

The project will be staffed 24 hours a day and all clients will be supported to comply with the terms and conditions and house rules, which include a requirement to engage with the provision of support.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES • To prepare individuals with the necessary skills to transition successfully into independent living. • To support individuals to live independently and move onto alternative, affordable long term housing.

This alterative housing may include shared properties, private rented accommodation, social housing etc. • To assist clients with their presenting support needs, offering a harm reduction approach and ensuring referrals to relevant agencies are made to meet medical and physical needs (e.g., Specialist Health Team). • To provide all residents with support to help identify their needs, expectations, and aspirations. • To provide a range of planned activities that are designed to help clients develop their personal skills to live independently and to secure and manage a home. • To provide support that is person centred, taking into account their personal needs, interests, and individual goals. • To work in partnership with Housing, Substance Misuse providers, Health provision, Adult Social Care, training, employment agencies and Criminal Justice Services to deliver holistic support packages. • To ensure clients are referred and supported by the agencies that can most effectively and appropriately meet their needs.

Lotting Structure: Lot 1 - Abertonllwyd House (Treherbert) Lot 2 - Martins Close (Abercynon)

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