The Roundabout Dispersed service, commissioned by Sheffield City Council, provides high-quality semi-supported housing for young people aged 16-25. Offering self-contained and well-furnished accommodation, the service caters to the diverse needs of young people, employing a one-to-one strength-based approach to build trust, break down barriers, and support personal progression. Through regular home visits, Roundabout supports young […]
Dispersed Housing
Safe Space
Safe Space is a project that aims to help 16 and 17 year olds who are struggling to manage their mental health. We offer a Safe Space for one young person to spend up to three days focusing on their wellbeing in a calm, supportive and non-judgemental environment. During this time, the young person will […]
Rotherham Services
Our service in Rotherham is commissioned by Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council (RMBC) to provide support and accommodation services for young people aged 16 -25 who are experiencing homelessness or who are vulnerably housed. This service offers a pathway to young people to gain independent living skills and to be supported to achieve their goals and […]
Rapid Rehousing
Roundabout’s overall aim is that no young person under 25 should have to experience sleeping rough and we are committed to making sure that this doesn’t happen. Whilst our Homeless Prevention Service is there for anyone who needs support and advice, in 2018 we found that not all vulnerable young people were coming to our […]
Homeless Prevention Service
Roundabout is strongly committed to preventing young people from becoming homeless. Read more about Drop-in Advice, Mediation, Peer Education, Private Renting and our Future Builders project.
Supporting Tenants
Supporting Tenants is a project that supports young people living in their own home. The service works across the whole of Sheffield and can support people living in council, housing association and private rented accommodation. Supporting Tenants works in partnership with young people to provide the level of support necessary for them to maintain their own tenancies and empowering them to continue this once support has been withdrawn.
Resettlement
The Resettlement Team has around 45 bed spaces around the city. These units are available for young people to prepare for independent living in a semi-supported housing setting. The single units are primarily for young people referred by either Social Services or Sheffield Youth Justice Service however, any other referral where funding is provided will be considered.
Group Living
In 2016, Roundabout took on a new property as part of the Resettlement Team.The property can house up to six young people at one time and is primarily for young people leaving care to prepare for independent living. The project is staffed throughout the day and night.
Hostel and Number 11
The hostel provides safe accommodation for 19 homeless single young people, aged 16 to 21 on an emergency and medium-stay basis. All bedrooms are single and en-suite with modern and comfortable furniture. Breakfast is provided for residents and there are facilities available to cook throughout the day.
Employment and Skills
Roundabout’s Employment and Skills Worker works across all our services guiding and motivating young people towards sustainable education, training and employment.