Single homeless people with complex support needs aged Priority given to those with local connection. Unless reough sleeping. People with a history of violence, or recent or serious arson.
People with support needs which cannot be met by the project. People with drug problems who are not seeking help. May not accept some sex offenders. Young people who want to access the service must complete a Mainstay assessment at one of the Mainstay assessment points.
This is how people in Liverpool who are homeless or at risk of homelessness access support. More information here. The hostel also accepts direct referrals from Liverpool Social services for young people. There is an agency referral form or for self referrals a form can be completed at an assessment point, where staff will be available to assist you. Assessment Points for each day will be displayed via this website: mainstayliverpool. Covers meaningful use of time, managing money, social networks and relationship, motivation and taking responsibility, physical health, emotional and mental health, drug and alcohol misuse, self care and living skills, managing tenancy and accommodation, offending.
Residents must participate in programme of support. No alcohol allowed on the premises. Smoking allowed in own rooms only. Licence agreement.
Currently have 3 volunteers, help with admin support, art projects and resident activities. Phone for further information. Who is the project for? Who do we help? Unless reough sleeping Who we cannot help People with a history of violence, or recent or serious arson. Minimum age accepted: 16 Maximum age accepted: 21 How to get a referral Referral agencies Young people who want to access the service must complete a Mainstay assessment at one of the Mainstay assessment points.
