Personalised Support Team - North Nottinghamshire Delivering Floating Support in Bassetlaw and Mansfield 86 West Hill Drive, Mansfield, NG18 1PJ
Tel: 0115 844 3540
General Enquiries Tel: 0845 650 1202
SMaRT 24 Hour Helpline: 0845 650 5599
Email: ncha-pstnorthnotts@ncha.org.uk
Short Term, Keyworker, SMaRT 24hr Support,
Service User Involvement, Person Centred Planning |  | |  | Bassetlaw and Mansfield Floating Support provides support to individuals in maintaining their tenancy.
We aim to reduce the risk of homelessness by supporting people to gain the skills to live as independently as possible.
Bassetlaw and Mansfield Floating Support was established in 2002 and is run by Nottingham Community Housing Association.
We provide comprehensive care and support which meets the international ISO 9001 standard.
| What is floating support? - Your support worker will agree a regular day and time to visit you, usually at your home.
- They will work to identify the support you need and write a support plan with you.
- They will update your plans with you as your needs change.
- If you have needs we cannot meet, we will try to find another suitable service to support you as well.
- We will help you to look at your home to make sure that it is safe and we can help you to request repairs if needed.
How to apply - You can apply using our application form.
- You can also be referred to us by a professional who works with you.
- For more information, contact us using the details above.
| | How we can support you - Setting up and maintaining a tenancy
- Developing domestic or life skills
- Advice and advocacy
- Accessing cultural and religious organisations
- Finding out about local community groups
- Filling in forms
- Budgeting and benefits
- Advice on repairs and home maintenance
- Accessing education and employment
- Accessing healthcare
Other NCHA floating support services - NCHA run floating support services for individuals, couples and families throughout the East Midlands.
- We also run specific services for people with learning disabilities, people with mental health issues and /or a risk of offending and people suffering domestic abuse.
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