Camden Supported Housing

Camden Supported Housing comprises a group of projects with a total of just over 50 bed spaces, providing low to medium generic support for people with immediate and ongoing needs in Camden.

• Aims
• Referral Criteria
• Accommodation
• More information
• House Rules

Camden Supported Housing Service Aims

The overarching aim of the project is to provide the support clients require to move towards independence. This includes:

• Helping clients maintain their tenancies and attain the skills and stability they need to move into independent accommodation
• Working in partnership with external agencies to address the full range of clients' support needs, particularly in relation to resettlement support
• Supporting clients towards independence through participation in activities in SHP and the wider community
• Addressing anti-social behaviour and helping clients integrate into the local community
• Supporting clients to move into work, education and training when they are ready to do so.

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Camden Supported Housing Referrals

The service is for:

• People with low-to-medium support needs which prevent them from living independently
• Clients must have a connection to Camden, be over 18, single and homeless

The project is part of the Camden Pathway. Referrals are only accepted from within Camden. To make a referral, contact the project.

Once referrers have discussed the suitability of the potential referral, they will be required to e-mail the Pathway Universal referral form and risk assessment.

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Camden Supported Housing Accommodation

The service comprises five shared houses, with a total of 53 bed spaces.

All of our properties are large, fully furnished, comfortable houses. Each client has their own bedroom, with shared access to kitchens, bathrooms and laundry facilities. Each property also has a communal garden.

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House Rules

Residents are issued with a tenure agreement and a set of house rules. These will be explained when prospective residents are interviewed. This includes rules on smoking, which is only permitted in residents’ bedrooms.

The service operates within SHP’s drug policy, which covers the use of all drugs including illegal or controlled drugs. In order to offer a secure and stable environment for everyone, no visitors are allowed.

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