Floating Support
Our floating support services work with people affected by alcohol and drugs to secure appropriate housing, access treatment and develop the skills for independent living. Our specialist alcohol and drug workers offer a service that values and respects people as individuals and recognises their potential to achieve and contribute to society. We deliver a range of housing-related services tailored to the needs of people with a history of alcohol or drug problems.
Typically, people engaged with Foundation66 support services achieve outcomes in these areas:
- Prevention of eviction and tenancy maintenance
- Accessing appropriate accommodation
- Gain understanding of treatment options and access services
- Maintain recovery & abstinence-based programmes
- Improved self esteem / reduction in impact of stigma
- Meaningful occupation and work
- Improved family relations and development of support networks
- General health issues and engagement with primary care
- Financial stability and benefit maximization.
Our floating support services take place in a variety of settings depending on the circumstances but will usually include one-to-one keywork sessions, community visits and telephone support. We review support on a regular basis. We have a flexible approach to ensure we continually evaluate the work we undertake to provide an appropriate service that meets clients needs. Foundation66 offers floating support services based in:
