| Hawthorn Mill provides sheltered
accommodation in 34 flats, with a Housing Officer who lives
on site. Tenants maintain their dignity and independence while
enjoying involvement in the community within Hawthorn Mill
and also being encouraged to engage in the wider community.
Nowell Court provides 22 flats for women with
children who face a crisis of housing need. It provides a
safe and secure base to consider options before moving on.
The remaining supported housing units are run
by managing agents who have specialist expertise and knowledge
in the support of a particular group of tenants.
Partner agencies include:
| Archway: |
16-25 year olds |
| Community Links: |
Single homeless people |
| Foundation Housing: |
Ex-offenders |
| LATCH: |
Young homeless people |
| Leeds Housing Concern: |
16 – 25 year olds & women with alcohol problems |
| Leeds Irish Health & Homes: |
Vulnerable Irish people |
| Leeds MIND: |
People with mental health problems |
| Leeds Women’s Aid: |
Women fleeing domestic violence |
| Mary Seacole Halfway House: |
Young black homeless people |
| SIGN: |
Deaf people with mental health problems |
| St Anne’s: |
People with learning difficulties |
| Touchstone: |
Black people with mental health problems |
| Wilf Ward Family Trust: |
People with learning difficulties |
All the support services, managed directly by Connect Housing
or by specialist agencies, may be offered to people in their
own homes in the community or in newly built and specially
designed properties. The support may be offered by services
staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, or for only 3-4 hours
per month. The overall purpose is to provide appropriate help
so that the individual tenant can maximise their independence
and maintain the tenancy of their home. Some of the accommodation
is permanent and some is a stepping-stone and training time
before moving on to a more permanent home.
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Within such
a variety of services, we seek to promote a wide range of
options and choices that can be flexible and tailored to the
needs of the individual. With the help of the support offered,
tenants are encouraged to become part of their local communities
and to access the wider support networks and community services
available.
PRE-QUALIFICATION
QUESTIONNAIRE
Please find below links to the Pre-Qualification
Questionnaire:
Click
here - for a pdf version (which you can fill in by hand
and deliver or send to this office at 205 Roundhay Road, Leeds
LS8 4HS);
or
Click
here - for a Microsoft Word version (which you can fill
in, save and send to us at elizabeth.watson@theridingsha.org.uk)
Thank you very much
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