Parkgate Young People's Accommodation and Support Services (YPASS) help young people with a range of support needs to help them prepare for an independent tenancy in a nurturing environment where they feel safe and secure. This service works with a variety of complex and specialist groups of vulnerable people: such as those with substance misuse, mental illness, victims of abuse, and young people. In addition to helping people secure and maintain accommodation, YPASS also facilitate personal development; access to other services and opportunities; support and opportunity to find meaningful occupation, and overall to help people change their lives for the better: reducing the cycle of hopelessness, risky behavior, and homelessness. Support and accommodation for up to 55 young people. No self referrals required.

Last updated: 08 April 2025

Adullam, provides quality housing, delivers tailored support plans, training and education opportunities to help people meet their potential. Groups included include asylum seekers, ex-offenders, expectant and new mums, people with mental health issues, recovering addicts, survivors of domestic abuse, those homeless or at risk of becoming homelessness, and young people leaving care.

• Supported housing across the UK in 30 multi occupancy facilities and some self-contained flats houses & bed sits.

• Learning and Engagement coordinators and tenancy support sustainment officers to work with tenants, residents and services uses to help them achieve their potential by delivering sessions on:
  • Awareness and access to services
  • Suitable accommodation and support
  • Reducing repeat homelessness
  • Eliminating the need to rough sleep

• Floating support, delivered as a flexible housing-related service which helps service users to achieve and maintain their full potential independent living skills, regardless of their level or complexity or support needs. Support can include:
  • Income/expenditure work, money management, debt reduction and encouraging saving
  • Signposting to other services
  • Citizens becoming further integrated into their community

• Specialist Support – the running of projects that are tailor-made for certain client groups. These groups included: young people, those with alcohol or substance misuse, those who have been affected by gambling addiction. Co-production as part of this, getting tenants and residents involved from the inside knowledge they have of situations within the project are having to deal with.
  • Running of mutual aid groups such as Narcotics Anonymous
  • Training, including Self-Management and Recovery (SMART), NVQ qualifications, Reduction and Motivation Programme (RAMP), Recovery in Cheshire East (RICE)
  • Close relationships with schools, college and youth support networks
  • Partnerships working with gambling addiction charity Gordon Moody.

Aims to resolve crisis at home by providing support and onward referrals after crisis is resolved. Alternative to hospital admission.

The Barnsley Support Hub offers free mental health support in a welcoming, comfortable, non-judgmental, and non-clinical environment. Their  experienced staff team are available to provide emotional, social, and practical support if you are in crisis or heading toward a crisis. You can go just for a chat, or to access one-to-one emotional support from trained mental health professionals. Barnsley Support Hub also offer help in creating staying well and crisis plans, and support visitors to access other services and organisations that may be useful to them, either face to face, phone calls, email or video consultation

Who is this service for? Anyone aged 18 and over can come to the Barnsley Support Hub – you don’t need a formal referral or appointment.

CAMHS stands for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services. CAMHS are the NHS service that assesses and treats young people with emotional, behaviourable or mental health issues.

Changing Futures sets to improve the way that systems and services work to support individuals facing multiple disadvantage:

• Coproduction and peer support – South Yorkshire Housing Association works in partnership with Crisis, are delivering a Coproduction and Peer Support service. This service is increasing the influence of people with lived experience of multiple disadvantage on the design and delivery of services and the city’s overall strategy and approach to multiple disadvantage. They are working to increase the number of ways in which people currently experiencing multiple disadvantage can benefit from empathetic and credible role models.
• Core Delivery Team – caseload of 81 adults (7 per case worker). People receiving support from the progragramme also have access to additional psychiatric, psychological and primary care support, alongside personalisation budgets to meet their goals.
• Positive Activities – partnered with the Sheffield Drug and Alcohol Commissioning Team to co-commission the ‘Positive Activities for Adults in Recovery Fund’ which is administered and coproduced by South Yorkshire Housing Association.
• Learning and Development – Via Project 6, developing and offering bespoke training and awareness-raising activities, centred on knowledge of multiple disadvantage and implementing trauma-informed and person-centred approaches. Learning from all areas of the programme at a system level to develop consensus and sustainable, collective solutions.
• Enhanced and dedicated specialist support – increased the capacity of Sheffield Homeless Assessment and Support Team which provides access to healthcare services. Partnered with Paradigm Psychology to provide psychological support to support caseload and staff. Working with Cranstaun to deliver specialist support service for perpetrators of domestic violence.
• Data and Information Sharing – Mixture of data-led and operational intelligence approaches to inform how we work, from identifying caseload to helping inform service design and delivery. Repeatedly seek consent to share specific information with specific partners when needed. Developing a client portal so those supported have direct access to their records at any time.

Lifeways' Ashmount Court is a development of 16 high quality, self-contained flats in Doncaster that provides accommodation and 24-hour support for people with complex mental health needs. Ashmount Court provides person-centred recovery support through their team on-site team of Recovery Support Workers, with additional support from our Quality and Practice Team. Ashmount Court also work to support and sustain the transition for people with mental health needs from institutional settings to their own tenancy in the community, enabling them to live independently while receiving the exact package of recovery support that they need.

Ashmount Court support people living with any or a combination of the following:

• Learning disabilities
• Autism
• Acquired brain injuries
• Physical disabilities
• Mental health

Programme to increase access to mental health services and psychological therapies. Aimed at treating common mental health problems.

This organisation is a leading provider of services that support individuals who are recovering from ill mental health. Promoting awareness and aiding personal wellbeing, Mind helps individuals to progress towards recovery.

Mental health, addiction and family services.

We operate a Crisis Service 24/7 and can support people who are experiencing a mental health crisis who require a quick response. Accept self referrals. Appointment required.

Rotherham and Barnsley MIND has been providing community mental health support since 1971 and currently offers services to adults in the community and at the resource centre in Rotherham.

Provides round the clock mental health care for patients who attend Rotherham General Hospital to provide assessment, treatment and management of mental health to adults over the age of 18.

Providing a range of verified practical mental health and wellbeing information, support and advice for adults in Rotherham

The Greens drug and alcohol recovery accommodation in Sheffield. They can help with:

• Accommodation
• One to one support and group programmes
• Support to improve your mental and physical health
• Managing your money
• Building your confidence
• Maintaining your recovery
• Education, training and employment

Barnsley's Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) works with children and young people up to the age of 18 who have mental health or emotional difficulties._x000D_
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Needs to be referred to the service by a professional.

Safe, secure accommodation and specialist therapeutic support services for young women, girls and their children affected by sexual abuse, sexual exploitation and domestic abuse in Sheffield, UK. Therapeutic support for young women (aged 16 – 25 years) and their children who have been affected by sexual abuse, sexual exploitation and intimate partner abuse.

• A Safe Place to Live – provides accommodation and housing support to establish a safe and secure home, providing the crucial foundation for recovery. Accommodation offered: shared safe house, self-contained single flats and houses for women with children, resettlement support, outreach service if a young woman already has somewhere safe to live, but would benefit from specialist therapeutic support services.
• Therapeutic support and practical help – person-centred, holistic support, based on the individual needs. Together with specialist support workers, clients develop their support to enable them to achieve their personal goals, alongside therapeutic interventions and activities.
• “Protect Yourself” – Groups and one to one session for girls and young women – person-centred, holistic approach to personal safety and healthy relationships.
• “Parents As First Teachers” – Groups and one to one sessions for young women and their children – successful research and evidence based parenting support programme for “at risk families”.

Zest is a Sheffield-based community organization, primarily serving Upperthorpe, Netherthorpe, and Langsett. They offer a range of community-driven activities and services for children and adults, encompassing leisure, health, and employment support. To provide a healthy living centre delivering responsive services to tackle local inequalities. Services include:

• Physical fitness – including gym facilities, swimming pool and exercise classes
• Health and wellbeing activities
• Library, including an IT suite
• Activities for children, parents and families
• Zest for Work – employment support or help to find volunteering activities
• Dementia friendly services
• Steel City Dads – for Dads and Co-parents who have children from pregnancy to 2 years old and are experiencing mild mental health and/or supporting Mums with perinatal mental health, birth trauma, child loss and miscarriage.