Stage of development: Complete
Policy sector: Homelessness
Start date of service provision: Sep 2017
Max potential outcome payment: GBP 1.30m
Service users: 120 individuals
The intervention aims to tackle the long-term causes of homelessness, and provide life-changing support to some of the most vulnerable people in Lincolnshire through a Housing First (Assertive Community Treatment model) approach. The service offers lasting, integrated support to people by helping them to access and sustain accomodation, mental health and drug/alcohol support, as well as education, training and employment opportunities. Support will be provided in any setting; whether that be the street, hospital, prison or in someone's house.
People who have extremely complex needs, having slept outside for long periods of time, or experienced multiple episodes of homelessness.
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