Dispersed Accommodation

When you arrive you will be given a tour of the property by a member of staff and then given time and space to settle.

We will provide you with information about the local area and ensure you know appropriate health and safety processes. We will also make sure you know who to contact should an emergency occur.

We will also answer any queries you may have.

All of our properties are fully furnished, including kitchenware such as pots and pans (unfortunately we are unable to provide a TV).

We are not able to store large items like furniture you, so it’s best to bring personal items you’ll need such as clothes and any personal documents you have.

Yes! We are able to accept some small pets in dispersed accommodation, subject to risk assessment.

If we are unable to house your pets for whatever reason we will do our best to help you find alternative care for your pets.

When you first arrive you will meet your dedicated key worker who will arrange regular support and contact including weekly meetings.

They will help you with:

• Accessing welfare benefits / independent finances.

• Registering with new GP and Dental surgeries.

• Support to get to know the local area.

• Accessing support physical and mental health needs.

• Being an advocate for you with other agencies such as the Police and Social Care.

• Supporting you to access housing.

• Preparing for move on.

• Accessing legal support.

• Support with immigration issues.

Your key worker is there to help everyone, including your children.

They will help you to access local services such as nurseries and schools, Family Hubs and getting them registered with the local GP services.

They will also help you to find local leisure and group activities.