Annex B

Proposed Best Practice 16 to 25 Accommodation Pathway

Homeless,Foster Care,Residential, Single Point of Access Housing Assessment (Joint if 16/17) Low/Medium/High Need  

 

 


16/17 Housing and Care Need

Night Stop
Scarcroft (Care Leaver)
Or
Supported Housing ,Or
Tenancy
16/17 Housing Need
Peasholme Prevention and Accommodation 18+ ,Supported Lodging
Staying Close Supported Accommodation 16 - 21 ,Staying Put with Foster Carer 18-21 ,Supported Lodging ,Supported Lodging
Supported Housing with floating Support. 16 - 25 ,Supported Lodging ,Or
Scarcroft Road Supported Accommodation LAC/Care Leavers 16 - 25 ,Supported Lodging
Supported Lodging 16 -25
Howe Hill Prevention and Accommodation 16+ ,Supported Lodging
Or
Or Or
Or Or
Supported Housing ,Or
Staying Close Tenancy Tenancy
Supported Housing
Tenancy
Or
Or
Tenancy
Tenancy
Tenancy

 


Families First Principle - To Support Appropriate Growth to Independence and Reduce Risks of Dependence Long Term outcomes for young people are likely to have greater success through sustained relationships with their family members and important parts of their network. These relationships create a level of resilience that can not be replicated by services. The pathway will therefore maintain a relentless culture of prevention and restoration. A return to Family Members should always be considered as a priority upon initial presentation and every subsequent transition within it. All Services should have a proactive approach to restoring fractured relationships. Own Family Family Network Unconnected Family Supported Accommodation Long Term Outcomes Resilience Scale