Our supported housing Service works with young asylum seekers and refugees aged 16 - 25 referred to us exclusively by Manchester City Council.

We provide our young people with a safe home, either in a shared house or in a single person flat, and a person centred support package with the aim of getting them ready to live independently in their own tenancy.

Want to know what it's like to move into one of our homes? Watch this video to find out!

Take a look at some of our houses

Our team of housing support workers work alongside the young people, intensively supporting them around budgeting, paying bills, accessing education, employment, and training. All with the ultimate aim to progress their development towards independent living.

Our premises administrator works alongside trusted contractors to make sure our properties are safe, compliant and a nice place to live.

We developed a needs assessment that helps us and our young people to determine any gaps in their knowledge. This then helps us to develop personalised support plans for each of our young people to work through during their time with us, tailored around individual needs, aspirations, and risks. Support sessions are planned in a way to include a mixture of interventions and activities to support the young person’s development.

We are dedicated to creating a welcoming community atmosphere in our service, we believe that the key to this is bringing the young people together to take part in enrichment activities such as trips, sports, and events.

We have a weekly football session on a Tuesday evening and a Drop in on a Friday afternoon where young people can come and play playstation, pool and table tennis, join in with activities and socialise with others in their local community.

We also have regular activities and trips running from bowling to Blackpool!