Tell us about a rough sleeper

Hours: Monday to Friday: 8am to 6pm

Contact:  [email protected]

Who can use this service?
People over the age of 18 in the Liverpool area whose drug or alcohol use makes it harder to access help, including obtaining suitable housing. . 

The Pathways Project works with people who are dependent on drugs and/or alcohol and have found this often stops them from engaging with services and may have led to them losing their home.
 
Service users are then supported to access treatment that brings together experts such as psychologists, substance misuse experts and a homelessness engagement team to work with people in a holistic, trauma-informed way, understanding how difficult experiences have may affected their lives. It uses strength based working to promote independent living and personal empowerment.
 

• Intensive Support – practical help with appointments, housing, health, benefits, and crisis support
• Harm Reduction – drug and alcohol advice, safer use information, treatment support, and referrals
• Progression Coaching – working on a one to one basis to build on skills and interests, help to build confidence, develop life skills, and move towards their self-identified goals, rediscover their passions and engage in meaningful activities. 
  

People can access one part of Pathways or a combination of support, depending on what they need.


​The project is delivered in partnership with Liverpool City Council, the NHS and Change, Grow, Live (River) and is funded by the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (formerly Public Health England).