Aberglasney Emergency Accommodation

Aberglasney provides emergency accommodation and needs assessment for people experiencing homelessness in Ceredigion.

There are 10 bedrooms including an accessible room, shared bathrooms and cooking facilities. The building is staffed 24 hours a day.

We provide housing related support to people staying at Aberglasney, and support them to have the capability, independence, skills and confidence to get and keep a home of their own.

This is a flexible service based on each person’s needs.

What support is on offer?

We support residents with:

• Applying for benefits and resolving benefit issues
• Budgeting skills
• Access to drug and alcohol services
• Access to physical and mental health services
• Harm reduction
• Relapse prevention
• Seeking independent accommodation

Residents at Aberglasney can access the Reflections Network for counselling and get involved in activities with the Wellbeing and Engagement team.

The Wallich believes that people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness are individuals with varied and different support needs. Research shows that their successful recovery benefits from living in a Psychologically Informed Environment (PIE).

We want to provide innovative and trauma-informed services which match people to support which suits them.

Who is eligible?

The service is open to people aged 18 and over who are living in Ceredigion at risk of homelessness and needing housing support.

You need to be referred to this service by Ceredigion County Council. You can contact the housing service by calling the contact centre on 01545 570881 or by emailing housingoptions@ceredigion.gov.uk.