Young Persons Housing Related Support: Floating Support & Resettlement

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Katy Reed

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£1,167,800

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Social work and related services

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1 month from now

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10 hours ago

Description

Young People aged 18-25 years old who need resettlement support as part of a move on from supported or temporary accommodation to independent living. Includes young people in their own homes who face a significant risk of tenancy failure without appropriate support.  
Lot 1 Young Persons Floating Support & Resettlement
Lot 2 Young Persons LGBTQ+ Floating Support & Resettlement
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