We offer support to young people aged 16-25 to help prevent homelessness and support to relieve homelessness

Support is done on a one-to-one basis, person centred approach to explore their housing options, gain understanding of the housing system and their rights, building on independent living skills, signposting to specialist support services where needed, support to access training or education all through regular contact and meetings.

WHAT OUR YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE TO SAY

Having someone else to talk to and being able to turn to people who understood or might have been in the same situation.

They were very supportive and helped me a lot. They obviously made sure that I had somewhere to stay, and then kept checking in on me to make sure that it was going well with everything

I’ve got my own house now, that I pay for, it’s a house share but I pay around £700 a month, as obviously I’ve got a job now, so I’ve been living there for about five months now, before that I was living with my mates Nan and Grandad, they helped me and I paid them rent. I stayed with them for about six months, but obviously now that I’ve got a job again, a decent job, I can live by myself.

Give it a try because I was like you at the start very scared. But it was great.

They can help more than you think

They can help straight away, support you and they make you feel safe.

Staff are very supportive and treat everyone equally

She was there for me whenever I needed someone to talk to, helped me register with the doctors.

Thank you for all the help, Thank you for all the support

Nightstop helped build my confidence up and helped my self esteem.

When I was homeless, I was in a low place but now I’ve come back kicking and screaming and stronger than I was