Queen Mary Pathway is a supported housing service for women with mental health needs. It has been supporting vulnerable women since 1926 and specialises in mental health recovery. The service provides accommodation and structured support for homeless women aged 25 and over who have complex needs, including mental health difficulties.
Queen Mary Pathway offers person-centred mental health support. Each woman is supported by experienced staff who work with her to create an individual recovery plan based on her needs. These plans are regularly reviewed to track progress and adapt support as needed.
The service focuses on creating a positive and supportive environment. Staff use a range of psychological and behavioural approaches to help women recover from mental and physical health challenges. Support is motivating and empowering, helping residents build confidence and make positive choices about their future.
Women typically stay for around two years. When they complete their support plan, they are supported to move on to independent living accommodation.
Eligibility criteria
To apply, you must be:
- A single woman aged 25 or over
- Linked to a Westminster mental health agency
- Have a history of rough sleeping with links to a Westminster building-based service
- Able to move safely around the building
- Referred by one of the priority Westminster agencies
There is no upper age limit.