Services

We will support you on your journey.

Change Grow Live Warwickshire is a recovery-focused drug and alcohol service with a full range of treatments and interventions designed to support people to take control of their recovery journey and achieve their recovery goals.

Our services include harm reduction, opiate replacement prescribing, residential and community detoxes, counselling, emotional support and assisted access to mutual aid. Support in accessing training, employment and housing will also be available.

South Warwickshire Citizens Advice – what is it? Offering free, confidential, independent, and impartial expert financial inclusion support through our Money Advice Project, in partnership with the Stratford-upon-Avon Foodbank.

In conjunction with Orbit Housing, P3 will be at the Fred Winter Centre, every Tuesday, offering advice to those whose tenancies are in jeopardy. We can also refer people to our two other services based in Stratford if further support is required.

Floating Support Stratford
Our county-wide floating support service is for adults over the age of 25 who need a package of support to manage and maintain their accommodation if it is at risk. This service will ensure people receive the right support, at the right time, and in the right place.
We can offer a bespoke package of support, centred around you and your life, to tackle the very reasons you are struggling to maintain their property.

Floating support is available to you at home if:

• You are aged 25 or over (or approaching 25 within the next 6 months)
• Your accommodation is at risk, you don’t feel safe where you currently live or if you are homeless / sleeping rough / sofa surfing

Street Outreach Stratford
Nobody should have to sleep on the streets. We can help support people who are rough sleeping, and often vulnerable and alone, to get off the streets and into stable and safe accommodation. We will help people access the services they need to get their lives back on track and realise their potential.

St Basils is commissioned by Warwickshire County Council to work with young people (16 – 25) in Stratford upon Avon to prevent homelessness.

Our community-based Progression Coaches we utilise the Fred Winter Centre to meet individuals in a safe environment to provide housing related support and deliver our employability and strength-based programmes tailored to groups of young people.

Our programmes will link young people with the local community in order to provide employment and training opportunities. The hub model enables St Basils to provide specialised advice and wraparound support to any young person in Stratford upon Avon in partnership with key agencies at the Fred Winter Centre.

Spring’s aim is to provide a pathway into affordable housing to adults with a history of homelessness. A dedicated team will work to create opportunities to access volunteering, training and employment as well as facilitating activities that promote happy and fulfilling lives.

We will provide accommodation with trauma informed and solution focussed support through partnership at the Fred Winter Centre and facilities for people who are living in precarious housing to access shower and laundry facilities.

The Fred Winter Centre will be host to vibrant community space for all to access with rooms available to hire for meetings and activities.

The opening of the Fred Winter Centre by Spring Housing is a significant step in providing higher quality, settled, safe and secure accommodation for some of this group. The Council is already working closely with Spring Housing and providing financial support to ensure that the ‘Everyone In’ cohort, as well as others benefit from the accommodation provided and that there are a range of facilities and services in place to support residents and the wider community achieve their potential.

We are delighted to be working alongside partners at the centre and support the aspiration to deliver positive outcomes and joined up services. The Council will ensure that its housing service is accessible through the centre and that our expertise and resources are behind the Fred Winter Centre and those living and using the service, from day one.