St. Anne’s Community Services

Making a Difference Every Day

St Anne’s provides a wide range of quality services for people who require support for one or more reasons. We work with people who have a learning disability, have mental health problems, people with issues around substance use – drugs and/or alcohol and people who are or have been homeless. Services include a variety of housing & accommodation based support and care, day services & community based support. St Anne’s is a major provider of services across the whole of Yorkshire & the North East.

  • North Kirklees Supported Living Service

    The service provides tenancy related support to individuals who have a learning disability or mental health issues

    Service Description

    The service is based in the Dewsbury area and covers all of North Kirklees.

    We provide tenancy related support to individuals who have a learning disability or mental health issues and are funded through supporting people. Our Service also provides support through Direct Payment and Personalisation Budgets.

    Aims and Objectives of the Service

    We seek to support people to remain within their own tenancy, to gain independence around their life-skills, and enabling them to have control and to make their own choices.

    What does the Service offer?

    Each client is assessed individually and support will be provided based on their needs. The Service can provide up to 12 hours direct support per week working Monday to Friday.

    Our team will use their skills and knowledge to help clients in the following ways:

    • Finding a tenancy
    • Looking after themselves and their home
    • Keeping safe
    • Managing money and paying bills
    • Being and staying healthy both physically and mentally
    • Filling in forms, making telephone calls,attending appointments
    • Finding learning and training opportunities
    • Getting and keeping a job
    • Being involved in the local community
    • Accessing services.

    Who should be referred to this service?

    Applicants must be between 18 to 65 years old.

    Applicants should have an identified support need,ie learning disability and/or mental health issues.

    Who can refer?

    Voluntary, Statutory providers.

    Self referrals are accepted – though applicants should be prepared to supply one or more names and contact details who can provide information to support their application.

  • North Kirklees Supported Housing Service

    The aim of all our services is to enable clients to increase their independence and encourage move on to independent accommodation.

    Service Description

    The service is based in Dewsbury and offers 29 supported short hold assured tenancies, 21 of which are single occupancy tenancies. The remainder are within 2 properties which have some shared facilities.

    In addition the service has 10 tenancy support hours for clients who have a secure tenancy with another housing provider.

    The service also provides support to clients through Direct Payments/Personalisation Budgets.

    Aims and Objectives of the Service

    The objective of the service is to enable people to become as independent as possible. Supporting people to maintain their tenancies, secure permanent accommodation and take control of their lives utilising and participating in their community.

    What does the Service offer?

    Each client is allocated 4 hours support per week (2 of which are Intensive Housing Management). Support is tailored to the individual through the use of outcome focussed support planning. Support is offered in the following areas; – Motivation and taking responsibility, Self care and living skills, Managing money and administration, Social networks and relationships, Drug and alcohol misuse, Physical health, Emotional and mental health, Meaningful use of time, Offending, Managing tenancy and accommodation. Clients are encouraged to take positive risks and are supported through the resettlement process. The service works in partnership with voluntary and statutory services

    Who should be referred to this service?

    Applicants must be between 18 to 65 years old.

    Applicants should have an identified support need, ie, mental health issues, learning disabilities, substance misuse issues, homeless and/or experiencing difficulties maintaining tenancy.

    Who can refer?

    We accept referrals from voluntary and statutory providers. Self referrals are accepted – although applicants should be prepared to supply names and contact details of two people/agencies who can provide information to support their application.

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