Housing Support and Solutions for single homeless people & Citywide Prevention & Resettlement Service
Liverpool City CouncilEstimated Value
£2,053,548 – £12,490,177
Deadline
Not specified
Published
28 November 2025
Type
services
Overview
Commissioning of a range of solutions and support that will reduce homelessness in the city and promote move-on in line with the Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2022-27. To meet these priorities, the Council has a range of commissioned services, interventions and pathways for the relief and prevention of homelessness, as well as those that particularly address rough sleeping.
This includes a range of contracts for temporary accommodation and floating support for single homeless people with support needs. The support is aimed at promoting independence, achieving positive outcomes, and addressing the underlying reasons for homelessness This service provision is housing solutions for single homeless people – temporary accommodation Liverpool City Council has commissioned a range of solutions and support to reduce homelessness in the city and promote move-on in line with the Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2022-27.
To meet these priorities, the Council has a range of commissioned services, interventions and pathways for the relief and prevention of homelessness, as well as those that particularly address rough sleeping. This includes a range of contracts for temporary accommodation and floating support for single homeless people with support needs.
Lots (1)
- Lot 6Citywide Prevention & Resettlement Service The services will provide citywide prevention advice and support to single and family households citywide with the aim of preventing homelessness and to provide resettlement support to those moving into independent accommodation from either commissioned temporary accommodation and or those placed in emergency or temporary accommodation by LCC Housing Options Service (HOS)
Additional details
The support is aimed at promoting independence, achieving positive outcomes, and addressing the underlying reasons for homelessness This service provision is housing solutions for single homeless people – temporary accommodation Liverpool City Council has commissioned a range of solutions and support to reduce homelessness in the city and promote move-on in line with the Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2022-27. To meet these priorities, the Council has a range of commissioned services, interventions and pathways for the relief and prevention of homelessness, as well as those that particularly address rough sleeping.
This includes a range of contracts for temporary accommodation and floating support for single homeless people with support needs. The support is aimed at promoting independence, achieving positive outcomes, and addressing the underlying reasons for homelessness This service provision is housing solutions for single homeless people – temporary accommodation Liverpool City Council has commissioned a range of solutions and support to reduce homelessness in the city and promote move-on in line with the Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2022-27.
To meet these priorities, the Council has a range of commissioned services, interventions and pathways for the relief and prevention of homelessness, as well as those that particularly address rough sleeping. This includes a range of contracts for temporary accommodation and floating support for single homeless people with support needs.
The support is aimed at promoting independence, achieving positive outcomes, and addressing the underlying reasons for homelessness This service provision is housing solutions for single homeless people – temporary accommodation Liverpool City Council has commissioned a range of solutions and support to reduce homelessness in the city and promote move-on in line with the Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2022-27. To meet these priorities, the Council has a range of commissioned services, interventions and pathways for the relief and prevention of homelessness, as well as those that particularly address rough sleeping.
This includes a range of contracts for temporary accommodation and floating support for single homeless people with support needs. The support is aimed at promoting independence, achieving positive outcomes, and addressing the underlying reasons for homelessness This service provision is housing solutions for single homeless people – temporary accommodation Liverpool City Council has commissioned a range of solutions and support to reduce homelessness in the city and promote move-on in line with the Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2022-27.
To meet these priorities, the Council has a range of commissioned services, interventions and pathways for the relief and prevention of homelessness, as well as those that particularly address rough sleeping. This includes a range of contracts for temporary accommodation and floating support for single homeless people with support needs. The support is aimed at promoting independence, achieving positive outcomes, and addressing the underlying reasons for homelessness This service provision is housing solutions for single homeless people – temporary accommodation Liverpool City Council has commissioned a range of solutions and support to reduce homelessness in the city and promote move-on in line with the Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2022-27.
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City of Liverpool Young Men's Christian Association t/a LYMCA Together
£12,490,177
Salvation Army Housing Association
£12,490,177
The Riverside Group
£12,490,177
The Whitechapel Centre
£12,490,177
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Published
28 November 2025
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