Case studies are a great way to raise awareness of the services delivered by our members. We are always looking for case studies that emphasise the importance of these services and the essential support they provide to some of the most vulnerable people in our society. If you have any case studies you would like to share on the website, please email them to Jordan Brewer
Tŷ Golau in the centre of Rhyl is managed by Clwyd Alyn Housing Association and provides accommodation for single homeless men and women who are over 18. Tŷ Golau offers 4-6 beds of emergency access accommodation, 4 longer stay hostel beds and Housing First support to clients in their own homes.
Tracey* was referred to Tŷ Golau when she was made homeless after being evicted from her flat in Rhyl.
Nightingale House is a 26 bedroom homeless hostel for families, run by Cadwyn Housing Association.
Rebecca* was referred to Nightingale House as a result of being evicted from another hostel in Cardiff. Prior to this Rebecca spent the past few years staying in hostels and being street homeless.
Pendinas is a hostel in Bangor. Run by North Wales Housing Association, it provides support and accommodation for eight vulnerable homeless people who have complex needs.
Audrey couldn’t afford to sustain her private tenancy and was homeless before she moved into the Pendinas hostel.
Noddfa Hostel in Colwyn Bay provides temporary, supported housing accommodation for single homeless people and families who are vulnerable and need support. Noddfa is managed by North Wales Housing.
James* had been a carer for his elderly mother, sadly she passed away and her house had to be sold. He had no other family that he could stay with and as a result he became street homeless.
