Accommodation and Support for Homeless Individuals at Point of Discharge

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Birmingham City Council awarded a contract to Claremont Living for the provision of accommodation and support to citizens who are homeless at the point of discharge.

The service includes providing good quality accommodation that meets the needs of citizens, including those who are bariatric and wheelchair users, and flexible person-centred support to help clients maintain accommodation and improve health and wellbeing outcomes.

The provider will assist clients in navigating and accessing appropriate services such as health care, substance misuse, education, and employment support, following the principles of the No Wrong Door Network.

The contract aims to promote social integration and financial stability, regularly review support agreements, develop clients' skills and capabilities for independence, and maintain effective working relationships with external agencies.

The contract value is AUD 1,400,000 and the contract will last for 5 years with an option to extend for up to an additional 2 years.