Stonepillow
Supporting and empowering homeless and vulnerable people to achieve sustainable independence and wellbeing.
Stonepillow provides assessment and referral into either its own hostels/supported accommodation/ recovery service, or supported engagement into another accommodation provider. It also provides support for the complex issues that homeless clients present with, most commonly substance misuse and mental health. Stonepillow's day hubs host a wide range of external partner sessions, including needle exchange, budgeting, IT support and visits from GPs and hairdressers.
Areas covered: Arun district, Chichester district
Website: https://stonepillow.org.uk/
Tel: 01243 537934
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