Opening Doors
This project is also known as The Bexley SIB
Aligned SDGs
General overview
Stage of development: Complete
Policy sector: Homelessness
Date outcomes contract signed: Jan 2020
Start date of service provision: Nov 2019
Anticipated completion date: Sep 2024
Capital raised (minimum): GBP 470k (USD 599.83k)
Max potential outcome payment: GBP 1.70m
Service users: 31 individuals
Intervention
This proposal aims to reduce the numbers of single adults and childless couples at risk of homelessness living in temporary accommodation (TA), through delivery of individual support plans that will address an individual’s barriers to sustained housing
Target population
Single adults and childless couples at risk of homelessness living in temporary accommodation (TA)
Location
Country
- United Kingdom
Service delivery locations
- Bexley Council
Involved organisations
Configuration of contracting parties:
- Direct contract between outcome payer and provider
Commissioners/outcome payers
Service Providers
Investors
Outcome metrics
- Engagement with programme and creation of individual action plan
- Entry into accommodation
- Maintaining well-being at 6 months (Temporary due to COVID full 12 month achievement split into 6 and 12 months will revert to 12 month only)
- Sustainment of tenancy
- Independence achieved
- Improvement in Well being at 12 months (Note during COVID this has been split into 6 and 12 months with the 12 month achievement)
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