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Family Mosaic is one of the largest housing groups in the UK, providing homes and housing services to around 45,000 people in 20,000 homes across London and Essex. The organisation is structured to offer a diverse range of housing and support related services including; general needs housing, sheltered housing, housing with extra support, a temporary housing department and a tenant support service. Family Mosaic also have three subsidiaries; Landmark, Old Oak and Charlton Triangle Homes.

Family Mosaic is recognised as one of the key providers of supported housing in the South East of the country and win contracts from health and social services. The Supported Housing Directorate supports vulnerable adults to live in the community and integrate into society. They specialise in a number of support services: learning disabilities, mental health, young people leaving care, former rough sleepers, drug and alcohol misuse, and acquired brain injuries.

Look Ahead has been established for over 30 years and operates in London and the South East providing vulnerable people with accommodation plus the care and support services they need to live independent lives.

The services Look Ahead provide include temporary hostel accommodation for single people and families; supported housing for people with mental ill-health or learning difficulties; accommodation for single young people including those coming out of care; and specialist outreach and floating support services including their specialist Tenancy Sustainment Team, Intensive Community Support Scheme and Crisis Support Service.

One Housing Group is one of London's largest, fastest growing and most dynamic providers of Housing Care & Support. They are proud of their reputation for mixing a traditional hands-on approach to support work with a flair for service innovation and award winning buildings.

One Housing Group is leading the way in providing the most modern support services in the capital, with an emphasis on delivering real and definable outcomes to vulnerable people.

Their support and care services provide a vital role in allowing more than 2000 people achieve independent living within the community and where required receive the highest standards of care.

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SHP provides innovative accommodation and support services to 3.000 of London's most vulnerable people. Their services focus on:

• Minimising harm from substance misuse and helping people access appropriate treatment
• Working with the criminal justice system to break offending patterns and help offenders re-integrate into the community
• Supporting people with mental ill health who are leaving hospital or facing exclusion from other services
• Supporting young people to develop the skills they need to manage their own tenancies
• Enabling all clients to grow in confidence and develop appropriate life skills
• SHP provides supported accommodation for homeless people facing social exclusion, giving the specialist support they need to find stability and move on in their lives.

They also provide a range of floating support services to help clients maintain their own tenancies, promoting independent living, social and economic wellbeing and greater inclusion in the wider community.

The Camden society are a London-wide organisation providing a range of modern services that emphasise the human rights of people with disabilities. Founded 40 years ago, they continue to run and develop services to support people to live, work, relax and socialise in the ways that they choose.

Social Businesses

The Camden society have a rich history of developing social businesses to create the interesting jobs that people with disabilities tell them they want. Using pioneering approaches, they've been building successful enterprises since 1985, when their first café, Applejacks, opened in Camden.

Today, they run ten enterprises across London and have plans to develop more in the future. All profits from their businesses are reinvested into the business to create further opportunities for local people with disabilities.

The Camden Society's Services

The Camden Society provide a range of creative and innovative services for people with disabilities including:

City Living Services

City Living services support people to live in their own or family home. The Camden Society run City Living Services across 12 properties, supporting people with learning and physical disabilities, people with mental health needs and other people who are vulnerable and need additional support.

Short breaks

The Camden Society offer different choices for people with disabilities to get away and enjoy short breaks.

Employment and learning services

The Camden Society's Employment and Learning Centre in Kentish Town connects all their work and training programmes across London. With accessible, multi-media facilities and experienced trainers and advisors, they have the specialist programmes to support people get skilled, qualified and into work.

Community and leisure services

The Camden Society run vibrant, active and healthy leisure projects that cover the full week, with many activities during the evenings and weekends.

Direct payments service

The Camden Society's direct payments service is a different way of paying for the support people need. Instead of receiving services, people can arrange to get the cash to pay for the support of their choice instead, thereby having more flexibility, more control, more choice and more say.