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Go to P3 HousingSupporting you to live independently in safe accommodation near you
If you’re struggling to live independently, or are at risk of homelessness, there are still safe living options available.
Through our support services and relationship with local providers, we can connect you with housing support near you.
Through a range of supported living options, we provide supported accommodation, independent living support and specialist services for people struggling with their mental health.
Trained professionals are available to provide immediate emotional support, practical guidance and help you find the right next steps. If further support is needed, they can also guide you towards other local services.
We’re here to help you find the right support when you need it most.
Everyone’s situation is different, and having the right place to stay can make all the difference.
We work alongside a range of local providers to connect young people with supported accommodation that suits their needs. Whether you need a safe place to stay, guidance with daily living, or help planning your next steps, support is available.
These services offer a stable environment and practical support to help you build confidence, develop life skills and move towards greater independence at your own pace.
We’ll help you find the right accommodation so you can feel more secure and ready for what comes next.
Supported accommodation provides a safe place to stay with a tailored support plan to help people access the resources and develop the skills and confidence needed to live independently.
Setting up supported accommodation for care leavers means creating a safe, stable place to live alongside tailored support to help young people build independence.
This includes securing suitable housing, putting clear support plans in place and working with local services to meet each young person’s needs. This can include managing a tenancy, budgeting and accessing education or employment.
The aim is to provide support as well as a place to stay, helping care leavers feel secure and confident as they move forward.
Sheltered housing provides a safe, secure place to live, with support available to help people maintain their independence.
It typically offers self-contained accommodation within a community setting, with access to tailored support when it’s needed. This might include help with day-to-day tasks, managing a tenancy, or staying connected to local services.
Temporary accommodation is usually intended as a short-term solution, but in some cases it can become longer-term depending on individual circumstances and local housing options.
This might happen if there are delays in accessing move-on housing, or if the accommodation continues to meet the person’s needs and is agreed as a suitable longer-term option. However, the aim of temporary accommodation is typically to provide a safe place to stay while supporting someone to find more settled, permanent housing.
Supported living for young adults provides a safe place to live alongside tailored support to help build the skills and confidence needed for independent living.
Young people usually live in their own accommodation, with support based around their individual needs. This might include help with managing a tenancy, budgeting, education or employment and day-to-day living.
The aim is to offer the right level of support while encouraging independence, so young adults can feel more confident and in control of their future, whilst knowing they always have someone around to support them.
