24hr referral ContactMake a referral Housing for Care Leavers Home / Services / Residential Care / Housing for Care Lea… Residential Care St. Mirren Partnership Residential Care On-campus In the community Community Services for Care Leavers Housing for Care Leavers Education & Schools Interventions for Vulnerable Youth (IVY) Project Early Years Services Secure care Specialist Intervention Services Community services Intensive Fostering Services Kibble’s Housing Support Services help young people (aged 16-26) move on from Kibble’s residential care houses into supported tenancies in the community. Having a safe, welcoming place to live is something that most of us take for granted. For care leavers – some of the most vulnerable young people in our society – this can often seem unattainable and could be their first adult struggle following a disrupted childhood. Housing for Care Leavers Our Housing Support service works with care experienced young people who are ready to take the first step into independent living. This can be a daunting time for many as they progress in their education or employment, manage relationships and learn to manage their income. Housing Support helps the young person to manage this important transition and life stage. What Kibble provide: A robust support network Each young person’s move towards independent living is carefully planned. Once they make the transition they will have access to personal care in their new home if required and can continue to make use of Kibble’s other services e.g. Specialist Intervention Services, and education which includes young workforce development for senior phase pupils. Our young people have access to our qualified team 24/7 as and when required. A bespoke service The needs of each young person are assessed on an ongoing basis which enables us to offer flexible, tailored services that effectively meet requirements. Positive outcomes Kibble’s Housing Support Services provide a range of positive outcomes for the young people who are transitioning out of care and we continue to develop our connections with local organisations and build positive working relationships within the community. Examples of outcomes include: Young people have benefited in different ways, such as help with employment matters, assistance to sustain their tenancy, and emotional support Young people have secured employment and completed apprenticeships Young people have maintained tenancies of their own We encourage young people to get involved in charity work within the community We introduced Better Futures, an assessment tool to chart the young person’s individual progress, identify goals and record the impact of Housing Support Services Organisations outside of Kibble can now make referrals to our Community Housing and Housing Support services. To find out more, please email housingsupport@kibble.org Looking to the future, we are planning to offer an SVQ3 in Tenancy and Citizenship which will benefit young people as they make the transition to tenancies out with Kibble. Interested in these services? Contact us to discuss residential care placements. Get in touch About Kibble Guidance & Governance Our Mission, Vision & Values Our Social Enterprises Our History Our supporters Our Services Residential Care Secure care Education & Schools Early Years Services Specialist Intervention Services Community services Intensive Fostering Services Resources Resources for young people Information for Families and Carers Inspection Reports Research Learning & development Work with us Why work for Kibble? Student placements Volunteering Get involved Funding Foster with Us Cookie policyPrivacy policyAccessibilitySitemap Registered Office: Abercorn House, 79 Renfrew Road, Paisley, PA3 4DA © Kibble Education & Care Centre 2021. Scottish Charity No SC026917. Company limited by guarantee registered in Scotland No 158220. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Cookie settingsCookie PolicyACCEPT