We provide person-centred support, working with each individual to discover their strengths and reclaim, rebuild and reshape their lives from homelessness.
100% of homeless adults and vulnerable members of the community that we work with have experienced trauma, and more often than not they are not dealing with the trauma of homelessness. adverse childhood experience, addiction, mental health and domestic abuse.
Each of the people that we accommodate has a dedicated support worker that works with them to improve their physical and mental health. identify and address harmful coping strategies and work towards living independently.
All AMAT UK residents develop support and risk management plans with their allocated Support Workers.
This focuses on those areas below that are relevant to that particular individual:
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Motivation/taking responsibility
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Self-care living skills
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Managing money and personal admin
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Social networks and relationships
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Substance use
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Physical health
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Mental wellbeing
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Meaningful use of time
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Managing tenancy and accommodation
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Offending
We want homeless people who are accommodated by AMAT UK to rebuild their lives and have the skills they need to achieve the following goals:
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Live independent and fulfilling lives
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Live in safe, appropriate and stable accommodation
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Sustain healthy friendships and relationships with themselves and others.
If you need our help – ring or visit our office – or complete the self-referral form online HERE
