1. SUPPORTED HOUSING PORTFOLIO

2. INDEX PAGE  Cosmopolitan Housing Group (CHG) vision, mission and values.  Cosmopolitan Housing Association Developments Homes For Communities Agency HCA Grant Funded Supported Schemes  Arundel Avenue, Liverpool  Holly Vale, Kirkby  Langdale Street, Sefton Supported Housing Portfolio Non Grant Funded Schemes  St Marys Grove, Liverpool  Sandbrook Road, Southport  Fairmead Road, Moreton  Holly Road, Liverpool  Virginia Street, Southport  Vicarage Road, Manchester

3. VISION, MISSION AND VALUES Vision “ Through the combined efforts of its member companies, the cumulative successes of its members will place Cosmopolitan Housing Group Limited as a recognised provider of diverse, innovative, customer focussed, high quality housing related products and services ” Mission Statement “ Provide leadership, promote excellence, and maintain an infrastructure for continued growth and financial stability ” Core Values Listening to, and communicating with, customers, employees and external stakeholders in a timely, accurate, understandable and respectful manner. Understanding the value of effective and efficient business processes to bring about positive results. Fostering an environment that promotes personal and corporate innovation, sharing and maximisation of resources and team-work. Being open to change and flexible in attitude …..

4. VISION, MISSION AND VALUES CONTINUED Respect, integrity, trust and fairness are fundamental to personal, customer and inter-agency actions. Valuing a culture where everyone is involved, accountable, respected and appreciated. Aim to perform at the highest level of competence and taking pride in accomplishment.

5. Homes For Communities Agency HCA Grant Funded Supported Schemes

6. ARUNDEL AVENUE, LIVERPOOL In partnership with Liverpool City Council Supporting People Team, CHA are currently providing 6 new family sized apartments together with ancillary services that includes training rooms, crèche, laundry, children’s play space with on site staff support. The facility will replace an existing provision in South Liverpool that has been deemed not fit for purpose. Specifically the new purpose built scheme will comprise: 3 x 3bedroom/6 person flats 1 x 3bedroom/5 person flat 2 x 2bedroom/4 person flats The apartments have been designed to meet Lifetime Homes and will also adhere to all the relevant Design Quality Standards set by the Homes and Communities Agency and meet the minimum Level 3 Code for Sustainable Homes requirement Completion of the scheme is expected September 2011.

7. ARUNDEL AVENUE, LIVERPOOL

8. HOLLY VALE, KIRKBY A flagship new housing with care scheme for older people in Kirkby is currently underway on the site of a former dilapidated 1960’s sheltered block. The new ‘extra care scheme’ will offer 34 apartments for rent to older people, with individualised care packages available from a qualified on-site care team. The building will also include a dining room/restaurant, hairdresser, assisted bathing room, IT suite and an attractive landscaped courtyard garden complete with an ornamental lake and sitting out areas. The scheme is being developed in partnership with Knowsley Borough Council and NHS Knowsley. Specifically the scheme will provide 30 x 2bedroom/3 person and 4 x 1bedroom/1person apartments. The development will be completed in Summer 2012

9. HOLLY VALE, KIRKBY

10. LANGDALE STREET This new build supported housing scheme comprises five self- contained one and two bed roomed apartments with communal space allowing the tenants to live independently. It is anticipated that this scheme will provide move on accommodation for people living in high dependency services who no longer need this level of support, but whose rehabilitation is delayed by the lack of suitable accommodation. The designs and proposals have been worked up with CHART who are Sefton MBC's mental health housing resettlement team, with Mersey care as the appointed service provider. The scheme will be built to Code 3 for Sustainable Homes The contract has recently been awarded to Lockwoods construction and work is due to commence on site next month with anticipated completion in December this year.

11. LANGDALE STREET

13. Supported Housing Portfolio Non Grant Funded Schemes

14. ST MARYS GROVE CHA identified 2 St Mary’s Grove to accommodate two adults requiring twenty-four hour support as identified by CHART working in partnership with Mersey care, the selected support provider. This particular location was favoured as they are already operational in the area and have a good, established relationship with local commissioners. The property was purchased requiring repair and improvement to meet the needs of the end users. The completed accommodation will comprise 2 bedrooms, living rooms, individual bathrooms, shared kitchen facilities and office accommodation. Work commenced in March and will re ready for occupation at the end of May.

15. ST MARYS GROVE

16. SANDBROOK ROAD, SOUTHPORT The Nugent Care Society, a support provider for adults with diverse learning and physical disabilities, asked CHA to assist in providing accommodation for 3 service users in Southport. Sandbrook Road will accommodate three adults, requiring floating support. The Nugent Care Society favours this location, as they are already operational in the area and have a good, established relationship with local commissioners. The property will require repair and improvement to meet the needs of the end users.

17. SANDBROOK ROAD, SOUTHPORT

18. FAIRMEAD ROAD, MORETON The Wirral Autistic Society, a support provider for young people with Autism, asked CHA to source a house in Wirral to accommodate 3 service users. Two of these do not integrate well with other service users and require more space than is usual. Fairmead Road is a larger than average 3 bedroom, semi detached property with the addition of a ground floor annexe. The additional space, offered by this property is needed to meet the support needs of the individuals and provide a secure and supportive home environment. The property will require repair and minor adaptation to meet the needs of the end users.

19. FAIRMEAD ROAD, MORETON

20. HOLLY ROAD, LIVERPOOL The Nugent Care Society, a support provider for adults with diverse learning and physical disabilities, has asked cosmopolitan Housing Association (CHA) to assist in providing accommodation for approximately 11 vulnerable adults. These 11 adults currently live in a registered care facility owned and managed by The Nugent Care Society. Registered care no longer meets their housing need or aspirations, as Liverpool Social Services has confirmed they are capable of independent living. Their housing and support needs will be best met by specifically designed and adapted self-contained accommodation, within a safe environment where they can live independently but with varying level of support available on site. In order to assist in meeting this requirement CHA propose to convert Holly Road into 11 flats and provide communal support space. This housing proposal has the approval of Liverpool Social Services, Liverpool Supporting People, the service users and their families. Start on site 21.02.11 with Practical Completion anticipated 17.02.12.

21. HOLLY ROAD, LIVERPOOL

22. VIRGINIA STREET, SOUTHPORT Sefton Social services department approached CHA in order to find a property for three young adults with low to medium support needs. The property at Virginia Street has been identified and Sefton Social Services have confirmed that it will suit the needs of the three young adults. Sefton Social Services have subsequently awarded the support contract to Brothers of Charity Services. The property a domestic residence and will require upgrading in order to meet the needs of the individuals. Currently on site with Practical Completion anticipated 16.05.11.

23. VIRGINIA STREET, SOUTHPORT

24. VICARAGE ROAD, MANCHESTER European Lifestyles has requested a property in Manchester to provide a registered care home for three children with physical and learning disabilities. Vicarage Road, Manchester, will require upgrading to meet the standards required by OFSTED, the regulatory body for registered children’s homes. The alteration and repair work will produce a quality home that will meet the requirements of the children and the regulatory authorities. Currently on site with Practical Completion anticipated 16.05.11.

25. VICARAGE ROAD, MANCHESTER