Supporting HomelessWalsall

What we offer

Long-term accommodation with stability, tenancy security and flexible on-site support. The approach is built around autonomy, community and steady progress — not turnover.

Our supported living model

What a place here actually gives you

  • A long-term tenancy

    Tenancies that promote stability and independence, not a placement that ends without notice.

  • Support when you want it

    On-site support available when needed — respecting privacy and choice, and leaving you to it when that is what you want.

  • Safeguarding that respects you

    Clear safeguarding practices with person-centred risk management, rather than blanket rules.

  • Your own goals

    Goals that align with your aspirations — education, work, health and a social life.

Accommodation

Quality, safe, well-managed properties

Tailored to different needs — three self-contained flats and a six-bedroom house, all in Walsall.

    • A private en-suite bathroom with shower cubicle, toilet and sink
    • The communal kitchen, fully fitted with counter space and appliances
    • The communal dining room, laid out with tables and chairs

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    Self-contained flats

    • Private kitchen, bathroom and living space
    • Furnished options and tenancy agreements
    • On-site support available when needed
    • A private bedroom with a bed, bedside cabinet and a door to its own en-suite
    • The hallway and front entrance, with fire door and notice board
    • The communal lounge, with armchairs, a sofa and a low table

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    Six-bedroom house

    • Private rooms with shared communal areas
    • Community-focused living with house rules and support
    • Regular maintenance, and compliance with HMO standards
    • The row of red-brick terraced houses on Ida Road
    • The front door of number 8, with the Perseverance House sign beside it
    • The front door of number 6, with steps up from a gated path

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    Quality properties

    • Safe neighbourhoods with good transport links
    • Routine inspections and responsive repairs
    • Accessibility considerations where required

Support we provide

Flexible, practical support from trained staff

  • Daily livingRoutines, budgeting, cooking, cleaning, and building independent living skills.
  • Medication managementPrompts, compliance support, safe storage, and liaison with pharmacy and GP.
  • AdvocacySupport to voice your preferences and rights, and to access community resources.
  • Health coordinationGP appointments, mental health services, and care-plan coordination.
  • Benefits and tenancyWelfare benefits, budgeting, arrears prevention, and tenancy sustainment.
  • Crisis managementDe-escalation, safety planning, and multi-agency coordination during crisis.

How we differ from hostels and temporary services

Stable homes with tailored support

Not short-term, one-size-fits-all placements.

  • Private, self-contained spaces rather than dormitory-style or transient rooms.
  • Support is 24/7, 365 on-site — consistent, scheduled and person-centred, with no revolving-door staffing.
  • Focus on long-term outcomes: education, employment, health improvement and community participation.
  • Clear boundaries and safeguarding that respect autonomy while ensuring safety.

Registration & governance

Transparent, compliant and accountable

  • Supported living service

    We operate as a supported living service with clear care and support pathways, working alongside statutory and voluntary sector partners.

  • On-site support

    Trained staff are on-site and responsive, ensuring timely support and consistent engagement while respecting privacy.

  • Not-for-profit model

    Any surplus is reinvested into improving homes, expanding services and strengthening community outcomes.

Resident Shaun, completing a word search with Sam

A tenancy, not a bed for the night

Residents hold a tenancy rather than a nightly licence. That is the difference between a home someone can settle into and a hostel place that ends without notice. You do not need a referral to ask about one.

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