Wycombe Projects provides housing and support for people who are homeless or at serious risk of homelessness and who have complex needs. This includes people affected by addiction, a history of offending, and mental or physical health issues. The service offers supported accommodation and move-on housing in the High Wycombe area, helping people build the skills and confidence they need to live independently.
If you are a single homeless man or woman, or at serious risk of becoming homeless, and you are aged between 18 and 65 with a local connection to the area, you can be referred by the local authority. You can also self-refer.
During your time with Wycombe Projects, you will receive both emotional and practical support. The team works with you to understand your situation and agree on a support plan that helps you move forward at your own pace.
Getting the most out of the service
The move-on properties are designed to be a stepping stone towards independent living. Support includes:
- Help with understanding and managing a tenancy
- Working with other agencies to help you maintain your wellbeing
- Support to find a route back into employment
- Encouragement to take part in work-like activities and work experience to build skills and confidence
- Help to reduce social isolation by reconnecting with friends, family, or social groups