Exceptional Needs Unit - Homelessness Support Program
This provider offers services through the Commonwealth Home Support Program.
To be eligible for the Homelessness Support Program a person must be homeless or at risk of homelessness and aged 50 years or older The Program prioritises its focus on people (aged 50-64) who have a history of chronic homelessness and exhibit characteristics of premature ageing. This may include people entering or exiting the Supported Residential Facilities (SRF) sector.
This is a flexible support service, which is time-limited (up to 3 months) and aims to assist a person to achieve lifestyle stabilisation and independence. The goal is for the person to gain the skills and confidence to be independent of support services or linked to a lead agency at the conclusion of the support service contract. To access services a person must meet the ACHA criteria and be eligible for services from the Exceptional Needs Unit (ENU)
Provided by: Department For Communities And Social Inclusion
Services
Commonwealth Home Support Program services
Hoarding and squalor assistance
Services and support if you need help with excessive clutter and home hygiene issues.
Hoarding and squalor assistance services include:
Hoarding and squalor supports
Specialisations
Exceptional Needs Unit - Homelessness Support Program has not listed any specialisations.
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