A-Z of Council Services
Supporting People
Supporting People is a national programme delivered by local authorities which is committed to providing a better quality of life for vulnerable people to live more independently. The programme provides housing related support to help vulnerable people establish and successfuly maintain their own home.
The following groups of people are eligible for Supporting People:
- People with learning disabilities.
- People with mental health problems.
- Vulnerable young people.
- Homeless people.
- Older people who need support.
- People with physical disabilities.
- People at risk of offending.
- People with drug or alcohol problems.
- People escaping domestic violence.
If you wish to learn more about Supporting People in Hartlepool you can click on the logo below.
Department: Adult & Community Services
Email: supporting.people@hartlepool.gov.uk
Telephone: (01429) 284263
Fax: (01429) 523908
Visit: http://www.spkweb.org.uk/Your_local_area/GONE/Hartlepool/
Address: Supporting People, Adult & Community Services, P.O. Box 96, Civic Centre, Hartlepool, TS24 8YW
- What kind of support can Supporting People services provide?
- Is Supporting People the same as care services?
- Why was Supporting People set up?
- Who is Responsible for Supporting People?
- What sort of services does Supporting People fund?
- What kind of support can't Supporting People services provide?
- What is Supporting People?
