StreetLink exists to help end rough sleeping by enabling members of the public to connect people sleeping rough with the local services that can support them.

At Connection Support our team of staff members and volunteers work alongside people to overcome life’s challenges. Why? Because our mission is to support everyone in our society to become safely and sustainably housed and live as independently as possible. And to do that we provide a wide range of services which offer support with homelessness, housing support, mental health, independent living, preventing isolation, parental mentoring, refugee resettlement and social prescribing.

“MK CIL will aim to inspire, empower and enable people with disabilities, their families, carers and others. Through the provision of a range of information and services, MK CIL will support people in making informed choices, exercising their rights of full participation and to maximize their independence and potential.”

This county-wide floating support service is for people who need support to manage and maintain their accommodation if it is at risk. We can offer a bespoke package of support for up to 6 MONTHS, centred around you and your life, to tackle the reasons you are struggling to maintain your property, Including: Managing your tenancy, Housing advice, Budgeting, Accessing financial support, Employment, Education and training opportunities, Health and wellbeing, Signposting to other support services. We normally run drop in sessions around the County, please check for updates on the website.

AHAG run clinics every Thursday where free legal advice and advocacy is available relating to housing and other concerns

Support for those who have a hoarding problem and can receive practical help and advice to help with a hoarding habit. They can also help with support for de cluttering. Mainly online, but do have a telephone support helpline.

The green Homes Grant Scheme is a UK Government funded initiative supporting local projects to make energy saving improvements in your home, helping to reduce household fuel bills, make homes warmer and lower carbon emissions.  For more information on how it works, please use the contact details provided.

A grant to assist with modifications to housing for those with a disability, e.g. installing wet rooms, building ramps. This is applied for by going through the Adult early help team and will require an OT assessment.

Vulnerable Adults/Anyone who is struggling with rising energy bills. The service offers: Free Advice Helpline, Home Energy Visits, Grant Funded Energy Efficiency Improvements (Heating & Insulation), Emergency Heating Repair, Energy Supplier & Tariff Switching, Debt & Benefit Advice.

Smart Hotels’ public sector operations focused on resourcing the growing accommodation and support service needs of a number of London’s housing authorities for temporary accommodation to house the statutory homeless and asylum seeker client groups.

Assessment of entitlement to housing for people who are homeless or threatened with homelessness. Provision of housing for people considered in priority need of housing. General housing advice and information for private and council tenants and homeless people.

We work to help you move on from emergency, temporary, unsafe and insecure housing into more permanent homes.

A Housing association, That you can help with getting council houses or help being rehomed.

Supporting people with bad housing and homelessness.

Charitable company offering a range of social housing homes across the Wycombe district and is our core housing business.

Bucks Housing has been providing good quality, affordable homes for people who need them for 75 years.