At any one time, Stay is supporting about 150 young people who, for one reason or another have found themselves in a position where they are vulnerable, potentially homeless or with nowhere else to turn.  They treat everybody who comes to them as an individual, working with them to overcome any issues that may affect their ability to live independently, and develop and thrive as individuals.

Stay has excellent links with other agencies that mean they’re able to offer advice on a range of subjects including baby massage, healthy eating, sexual health and home safety.

As with all of Stay’s services, the support they offer is tailored to the specific needs of the individual.

Support staff are also available throughout the day and can be contacted on 01952 291904.

Wellington and District YMCA offers short term accommodation (up to 2 years) offering advice, support to single young people aged 16-25 years old with a housing need.

YMCA offers supported accommodation for young people with a housing need and adopts a multi agency approach to provide:

• Signposting
• Life Skills
• Budgeting
• Health Issues
• Employment/training/education advice
• Sexual Health Advice
• Building Bridges in family/friends relationships.

If you’re a tenant of the YMCA, please contact them ask them about the support they can offer.

Consort House, Victoria Avenue,
Wellington. TF1 1NH.

Telephone – 

Maninplace is committed to working with the marginalised of our society who are deprived of their basic right to have a home.

They work to break down the barriers that prevent non – statutory homeless people from accessing accommodation and assist them to access permanent accommodation, support services and employment.

If you are their tenant, please contact them for support.

Maninplace are providers of Emergency Accommodation for the homeless 18+year olds at the point of becoming homeless (night by night). The referral process is through The Salvation Army KiP Information Project or (out of hours) the Rough Sleepers Help Line on 01952 259204.

Maninplace also provides a range of temporary accommodation for non statutory homeless and long term and permanent accommodation for 26+ year olds who are unable to access social housing.

The Salvation Army KiP Information Project is the first response for those non- statutory homeless.

Maninplace is a charity in its own right. It works closely with KiP and is part of the Thrive partnership providing 100 hours of support per week to some of the most vulnerable people.