St Vincent’s Housing Association

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St Vincent’s Housing Association SnugBug house share for young people

What is Snugbug Original idea as move-on from Manchester Foyer Intensively managed shared housing for 18-25’s 18 properties across the city Purchased & other Registered Provider leased properties Accessed via website www.snugbughouseshare.co.uk

Application process Application form Reference request Interview (approx. 40-60mins) Pre-tenancy training course

Who is it for SnugBug is for any young person who; Is between 18 & 25 Has a local connection Can live independently Is employed/unemployed/at college Has access to the public purse Snug Bug is a new service which is available for young people aged between 18 – 25 years of age who have a connection with the area. For example are already living in Manchester, are at college or working in the area.

Attending an Interview Interviewed by dedicated staff member References taken before interview Range of questions how will I pay my rent how will I share my living space Interview takes 40-60 minutes Decision made to progress onto pre-tenancy training. Have you ever held your own tenancy/licence agreement   Where have you been living. What is the reason for leaving your last settled property (have you every been evicted/abandoned) Do you have any debts, this can include rent arrears, phone bills Have you any experience of independent living ie: cooking, cleaning, shopping Do you or have you received support of any kind Have you or do you currently suffer from alcohol or drug misuse Are you or have you had any dealings with the police (include convictions, cautions, fines, probation officer) How do you feel about sharing (different groups, religions)? What income do you have at the moment? How will you pay your rent?

Pre-tenancy training Includes; How to pay your rent Getting on with your house mates Claiming benefits Conflict resolution Unit 1 – tenancy agreement, what should be on their tenancy agreement, rent, roles and responsibilities of a landlord, repair reporting, legalities of the tenancy agreement and breaches, giving notice on both sides, future housing   Unit 2 – Dealing with conflict in the household, what is anti-social behaviour, forms of asb, negative effects on a community, positive behaviour in community, household and wider society, who can help if any issues in community Unit 3 – Healthy eating, shopping list, food planning, substance misuse, effects of substance misuse within the community and household, local health services Unit 4 – housing Benefit Claims and responsibility, budgeting, income and expenditure,  how to save money, debts and how to deal with them, rent arrears and court action and the future effects this can have on someone, priority debts, where to go for help and advise on debts Unit 5 (we don’t really use this one as much now and it will be taken out when it is redone) future aspirations, participation in the community, having your say, future goals, facilities and services needed when move into new property. The sessions are run now over 2 weeks and are 3 hours per session.  We will run longer depending on the needs of the young people attending.

Matching house mates Express an interest in an area/property Look at current household dynamics SnugBug staff do basic matching Expectation that house mates will sort out cleaning/chore rotas

Sustaining the house Encourage regular house meeting Establish a rota of chores Weekly H&S inspections The Ranger Service Intensive Housing Management

The Difficulties Finding suitable properties to buy/lease Quality property in high value areas Getting other Registered Providers on board to lease properties from Agreeing rent values with housing benefit Setting up utilities Initial ASB (Facebook parties)

The Successes Housed >60 young people Established 18 properties Running for 18 months Ranger service 35 still at first let 23 successful move-on University house share, back to family home, own tenancy Good partnership working YPSf Singpost – part of YPSF based in Wythenshawe. Supported housing providers across Manchester Connexions Manchester College Manchester University – pre-tenancy training research project

Contact details Tel: 0345 450 6670 Mobile: 07881249320 Email: Lisa.Purchase@svha.co.uk Website: www.snugbughouseshare.co.uk A Part of St Vincent’s Housing Association www.svha.co.uk www.twitter.com/svha www.twitter.com/snugbug7