Stage of development: Complete
Policy sector: Homelessness
Start date of service provision: Dec 2017
Capital raised (minimum): GBP 400k (USD 514.82k)
Max potential outcome payment: GBP 1.50m
Service users: 185 individuals
The initiative will help get people off the streets and into stable, long-term accommodation as part of the Department for Communities and Local Government’s Homelessness Prevention Programme. Working alongside other support services in the area, Changing Lives uses an asset-based approach that will bring the separate organisations together to the maximum benefit of the individual. There are 5 proposed service elements include: 1) Multi-disciplinary team –therapeutic skills 2) Housing First 3) Access to dedicated supported accommodation 4) Learning framework – reflective practice to collectively respond to obstacles to inclusion 5) Values – elastic tolerance & unconditional positive regard
Cohort of single adults who are homeless and who have a history of rough sleeping or have been interacting with hostel services over the last 3 years or more.
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