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Supporting people

Welcome to Supporting People

Supporting People is a government programme that funds, monitors and develops housing support services to provide additional assistance and support to enable vulnerable people to live independently.

Most of us aim to be able to live independently in the place we choose, but this is not always possible for everyone because some people need additional support.

Some examples of the types of things that housing related support services can help you with are:

  • Learning domestic, life or social skills in order to become more independent
  • Assistance in applying for benefits, budgeting and managing debts
  • Finding somewhere to live and setting up home
  • Gaining access to other support or community services
  • Finding out about work or training
  • Dealing with other professionals, family and neighbours and advocating on your behalf
  • Keeping an eye on your well-being
  • Providing alarm systems to enable people to call for help in an emergency

These services are provided by a number of different providers across North Yorkshire on a short or long term basis.

The Supporting People partnership in North Yorkshire has developed a shared vision and objectives for the programme and these are set out in the North Yorkshire Supporting People Five Year Strategy 2005-2010.  A summary of this strategy can be found below.


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Useful downloads
York and North Yorkshire Homelessness Directory [1Mb]
Guide to hostels, supported housing, floating support and advice services in York and North Yorkshire
Supporting People 5 year strategy summary document [1Mb]
Summary of the 5 year strategy 2005-2010
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Contacts
Supporting people team
supporting.people@northyorks.g...
Tel: 0845 034 9498
Fax: 01609 532025



North Yorkshire County Council, County Hall, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL7 8AD | Tel: 0845 8 72 73 74 | Fax: 01609 532009