BHCC MH Floating Support Service - AWARD

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  • Social work services without accommodation

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Submission Deadline

4 years ago

Published

4 years ago

Description

The aim of this service is to provide flexible floating support to individuals, 16 years old and above, transitioning into independent accommodation or living in independent accommodation. The service will ensure they are able to manage their accommodation, develop support networks and maintain their health and well being. 
      
      The service will offer flexible support in transition, working with people in supported accommodation or temporary forms of accommodation who are awaiting an independent tenancy and remaining with them until they are settled in accommodation. 
      
      The service will aim to develop relationships with clients and build on their strengths and aspirations to support them to manage independent accommodation.
      
      The service will offer support to young people 16-25 and individuals with mental health support needs ensuring that support to these individuals is tailored to their individual needs.

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Brighton and Hove City Council

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Madalene Harmer (BHCC)

[email protected]

441273291097

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