Located on Russell Street and Raywell Street in central Hull, this supported housing service provides long‑term accommodation for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and who have learning disabilities, including people with complex needs.
Our aim is to help people build confidence, develop everyday life skills, and move towards living more independently, with the right support in place.
This service supports adults aged 18 and over with learning disabilities. You will receive structured, person‑centred support to help you feel safe, settled, and confident in your home, while learning skills that support greater independence.
You can be male or female, aged 18 or over, and have a learning disability, including complex needs. You will be in receipt of benefits and need housing‑related support.
Accommodation is usually long‑term, but support is focused on helping you move on to more independent housing when you are ready. Referrals are made by agencies or families living in Hull.
Getting the most out of our service
- Learn practical skills such as managing money, reducing debt, and maintaining a tenancy
- Build confidence in daily living and managing your learning disability
- Improve self‑esteem and relationships with family and friends
- Create your own support network and become more involved in the local community
- Receive follow‑up tenancy support and access to supported resettlement properties when you move on