The Single Access Point is a specialist homelessness prevention service for young people aged 16 and 17 years old, who are experiencing difficulties where they are living. The service is delivered in partnership with Charnwood Borough Council.
Our prevention service has been successful in helping young people to remain at home and rebuild relationships with their families, where possible. The Single Access Point can also help young people who are living away from home, perhaps for the first time, who may need some additional help, support and advice on their situation.
We can also help young people who are struggling with some of the following issues:
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The Single Access Point aims to help prevent young people from becoming homeless. We are experienced in helping young people who are finding it difficult to stay where they are, or may have reached the point where they have looked into or gone to stay at other places.
We can help you by providing comprehensive information, advice and support regarding your own individual circumstances. We will explain the available options and help you to plan for your future. We will also link you into other sources of help and support, where needed.
The Single Access Point takes referrals for 16-17 year olds who require advice around a housing issue or having a specific housing need.
The young person must have a local connection to Charnwood:
If you would like to make a referral, or find out more information about the Single Access Point, you can get in touch by phone or email.
Refer To UsAlice, first approached the Single Access Point in the early stages of pregnancy. At the time she was sofa surfing having been asked to leave the family home due to physical aggression...
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