We provide one-to-one healthcare, housing and wellbeing support for people living in temporary accommodation. Although they have a roof over their head, the people we work with are homeless, and need professional support to improve their chances of moving away from homelessness. Without support, many are at risk of falling into rough sleeping or worse.
Helping people experiencing homelessness take care of their mental and physical health
Addressing loneliness and isolation through befriending relationships, social activities and peer support
Supporting people working in the homelessness sector in Brighton & Hove
Coproducing improvements to the homeless health care system alongside people with lived experience
1-1 support for people living in unsupported temporary accommodation
Ensuring people who leave prison homeless receive support throughout their stay in temporary accommodation
Addressing loneliness and isolation through befriending relationships and wellbeing activities
Influencing national policy change through our research and recommendations
Bringing together temporary accommodation stakeholders to drive local changes
A cross-party group of MPs working to improve the health, lives and experiences of families and single adults living in temporary accommodation
