About the Project
Adferiad’s Mental Health project delivers floating support across the county of Conwy to individuals who are experiencing poor mental health, are homeless, or living in temporary accommodation. This project has proven beneficial to individuals by enabling them to understand a tenancy, providing the necessary support to look for property, and being able to work closely with the move-on officers from the council. Our overall aim is to provide tapering support so that individuals can maintain longer-term tenancies, breaking the cycle of homelessness and vulnerability and allowing them to live independently.
Who do we support?
We deliver support to individuals 18 years of age and above across the county of Conwy. We support those who are experiencing homelessness and poor mental health and have lost their tenancy. We enable these individuals to live safely and independently in their current accommodation, up to moving into a new tenancy.
How do we do it?
We provide support in a way that helps people to become more independent in every area of their lives. This includes:
• Support to manage accommodation and feel safe
• Help to make choices and take positive risks
• Support to go to social or leisure activities to feel part of the local community
• Support to identify and access training and education
• Support to gain employment and voluntary work
• Support and signposting with budgeting, and financial matters
• Help with managing physical matters and mental health
Referral
Referrals are received from The Conwy Pathway Team. Self-referrals to Adferiad will also be sent to Pathway.
If you would like to request more information,please get in contact using the phone number or email address above, or alternatively, contact sharon.jones2@adferiad.org