Homeless Hub for single homeless people

Transform Housing & Support is working with Spelthorne Borough Council and other local agencies to provide a one stop homeless hub for single homeless people.

The hub will be running on Wednesday 16 March, from 10am to 1pm at Fairways, Knowle Green, Staines, TW18 1AJ. 

The hub is open to single people from Spelthorne who are homeless or at risk of becoming so. Staff from various statutory and voluntary agencies will give advice on:

  • Applying for housing and accommodation advice

  • Housing and welfare benefit advice

  • Support services for mental health, alcohol and drug issues

  • Food bank service

  • Tenancy support

  • Employment services 

The advice is completely free and free refreshments will be provided. 

For more information please or contact Faye Merry on 01372 387108 or email fmerry@transformhousing.org.uk

 

Participating agencies:

  • Spelthorne Borough Council

  • Transform Housing & Support

  • Catalyst

  • Citizens Advice Bureau

  • Elmbridge Rentstart

  • Job Centre Plus

  • Look Ahead

  • Salvation Army

  • Spelthorne Rentstart

  • Surrey and Borders NHS

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