What do we offer? Housing and support to homeless young people The support is provided by our tenant support workers who are experienced, good listeners and committed to helping tenants develop. Support is about helping young people to help themselves, it is about development, learning, building positive relationships, skills, confidence, hopes and aspirations. Support can be provided in a number of different ways. It may be helping with benefits and budgeting, finding training and education, life skills and learning to live independently. We offer housing for up to six months and move on support for further six months. The agreement is tailored to the individuals’ needs of the tenant and based upon the tenants’ ability to manage a tenancy, helping them to cope with independent living and settle into the local community. The aim is to reduce the tenancy failure rate and promote the re-engagement of young people with supporting structures to enable the development of practical skills alongside emotional independence. what else do we offer? These groups provide young people with a safe, supportive spaces and develop quality engagement and intervention, through individualised attention, supported collective development and advocacy. Here are the activities we currently deliver: – Tenancy training/independent living skills programme. Weekly cooking sessions. Counselling. Wellbeing Group – The priority target groups are 16- 24 years