Birmingham Street Activity Navigator Service
The Cranstoun Birmingham Street Activity Navigator Service supports those engaged in street activity in Birmingham to settle into their own accommodation within the community.
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About our Birmingham Street Activity Navigator Service
Our Street Navigator service works to support people who are on our streets but who don’t need to be there. We provide extensive, person-centred support, remaining with them until they are settled at their own accommodation with reduced street-based activity.
The Birmingham Street Activity Navigator team provide their interventions wherever they are needed across Birmingham. People can access support for as long as required.
Cranstoun’s Birmingham Street Activity Navigator service is delivered in partnership with Birmingham City Council and other Rough Sleeper Framework providers.
The services we offer include:
- Assessments, information and advice
- Health and housing assessment
- Co-designed engagement, settlement and wraparound support plans
- Welfare benefits, debt relief and payment planning advice
- Access to Education, Training and Employment (ETE) Services via our PURE provision
- ‘Getting Tenancy Ready’, ‘Getting Settled’ and ‘Moving Forward’ interventions
- Harm reduction and ‘Staying Safe’ support
- Support to improve health and wellbeing
- Access to personalisation and crisis funds
- Peer support
- Support accessing and attending primary or secondary healthcare services, substance misuse and criminal justice services
- Aftercare support
If you have any questions, or would like to know more about the service, please contact us at birminghamstreetnavigator@cranstoun.org.uk or 0121 633 1750.
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Birmingham Street Activity Navigator Service
Ashted Lock,
Dartmouth Middleway,
Ashted Lock Way,
Birmingham B7 4AZ
0121 633 1750
birminghamstreetnavigator@cranstoun.org.uk
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