Needle exchange; drop-in facility; advice and information on treatment and harm reduction; vaccinations and blood testing for blood-borne viruses; one-to-one work; ear acupuncture; workshops; onward referral. Call for details.

A women's community project in Birmingham working to the ?one stop shop? approach. Women undertake their community sentences both on specified activity requirements or community payback orders. Undertake prison in-reach and offer support to women in all areas of their lives.

Provides high quality services to homeless, vulnerable and disadvantaged people in Coventry and Warwickshire to improve their lives and empower them to live as independently as possible. Freephone: 0800 0180 579.

Culturally sensitive support service. Advice on benefits, harassment, domestic violence, housing. Floating support.

Statutory NHS mental health service for homeless people in Birmingham. Psychiatric assessment, medical review and community mental health nursing services.

For people in Birmingham who are homeless or in housing need. Drop-in and telephone housing advice. Welfare benefits advice. Outreach and tenancy support for rough sleepers. Tenancy support for refugees and asylum seekers, young people with multiple needs, people with current or past drug problems. Alcohol and mental health referrals. Phone or drop in.

Works with young people 16-25, families, local agencies, schools and youth organisations to reduce the number of young people at risk of experiencing homelessness. Also provides emergency accommodation.

One-to-one help, accommodation and support for people dealing with alcohol issues; counselling; resettlement and tenancy support; training opportunities; help for people on probation. Help with making phone calls to benefit offices, utility companies, job centres, landlords, doctors etc. You can also get help accessing emergency accommodation.

For young single homeless people aged 16-25. Phone or call in for application form. Support around independent living skills and access to employment, training and education. Access to and advice on move-on options, help with grants and applications, obtaining furniture and setting up utilities.

Accomodation and support for single homeless men aged 21-60. Housing-related support, including independent living skills, training, education and employment with a focus on moving on to longer-term appropriate accommodation. GP surgery on site and various outreach services.