Supported Accommodation The 700 Club provides 29 units of supported accommodation for individuals and couples aged 18 and over with medium to high support needs. Individuals can stay in the 700 Club accommodation for up to one year during which time the 700 Club staff work with their partners to help them: Reduce their debt, maximise their income and manage their finances. Establish and maintain a support network with activities designed to promote their skills, confidence and independence. Manage their physical/mental health and/or substance misuse. Maintain their accommodation and avoid eviction, comply with statutory orders and stay safe by minimising risk/harm to self and others. Make positive life choices and receive opportunities to contribute to the wider community. Individuals are referred to the service through the Gateway service administered by the local authority Housing Options Team following a needs and risk assessment. Whilst accommodated by the 700 Club, individuals are expected to engage with the support staff to address any issues, to be pro-active in their transition to independence and to promote their personal development so as to progress into independent accommodation and inclusion within the wider community. Individuals are encouraged to participate in various activities to develop their skills, independence and personal development, which in turn opens up opportunities for training, education and employment. Programmes include: Independent Living Skills Programme. Numeracy and Literacy Skills. Financial Literacy. Arts and Crafts Sessions. Holistic health and leisure activities. Outreach sessions and Drop-Ins. Volunteering Opportunities. Client Involvement. Programs offered in partnership with other agencies In addition, individuals receive one-to-one support from their designated support worker. Download a service leaflet by clicking the following link: hostelserviceleafletjul20.doc