Supported housing. Independent futures.

Our partners & community network

Working together. Supporting better futures.

Local organisations, specialist services and professional networks play a part in the community around Aspect Housing. Explore the organisations featured below.

Illustration of neighbours finding local support with a community worker.
Illustration of neighbours finding local support with a community worker.

For residents & support workers

Find the right external support.

Explore services already featured in Aspect's wider network. These summaries use the organisations' public information; they do not confirm a commissioned service or a special referral agreement with Aspect. Check the official guidance before making a referral.

5 services shown

Women’s support

Anawim

Support for women, including services around domestic abuse, family relationships, mental health and the justice system.

Who it is for
Women seeking support; check the relevant service with Anawim.
Contact
0121 440 5296
enquiries@anawim.co.uk
How to take the next step
Anawim publishes guidance for both self-referrals and professional referrals. Follow its current form instructions and discuss consent with the person before a professional referral.
Referral guidance & forms

Public information checked 30 September 2026. Official service information. Check referral arrangements directly with the agency.

Recovery & wellbeing

KIKIT Pathways to Recovery

Community-based support focused on drug and alcohol recovery, health and wellbeing, and community safety.

Who it is for
People seeking recovery or community support; ask KIKIT which service fits.
Contact
0121 448 3883
info@kikitproject.org
How to take the next step
The official referral page provides routes for yourself or someone you know. Check the service requirements before completing a form.
View referral options

Public information checked 30 September 2026. Official service information. Check referral arrangements directly with the agency.

Housing & homelessness

SIFA Fireside

Birmingham homelessness support, with practical help, advice and services supporting longer-term independence.

Who it is for
Adults experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Age and access requirements differ between services; confirm the relevant route directly.
Contact
0121 766 1700
office@sifafireside.co.uk
How to take the next step
Contact reception or read the support page to check the service and appointment or referral route. Do not assume every service operates as a drop-in.
Support & access guidance

Public information checked 30 September 2026. Official service information. Check referral arrangements directly with the agency.

Young people

St Basils

Housing and support services for young people, including help with skills, confidence and opportunities.

Who it is for
Young people aged 16–25 who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Choose the relevant location on the official help page.
Contact
0300 303 0099
youthline@stbasils.org.uk
How to take the next step
These contact details are for the Birmingham Youth Hub. Use the official Get Help page for local service information and other areas.
Find local help & contacts

Public information checked 30 September 2026. Official service information. Check referral arrangements directly with the agency.

Recovery & wellbeing

Change Grow Live - Birmingham

Local drug and alcohol support through Birmingham hubs and community services.

Who it is for
People living in Birmingham seeking drug or alcohol support. The service directs people aged 25 or under to the young people’s service; check current guidance.
Contact
0121 227 5890
birmingham.info@cgl.org.uk
How to take the next step
Professionals can use the official refer-someone-else page. Read its permission and information requirements with the person before submitting.
Professional referral guidance

Public information checked 30 September 2026. Official service information. Check referral arrangements directly with the agency.

Before an onward referral

  1. Discuss what the resident wants to achieve and whether the service is relevant.
  2. Check eligibility, area, capacity and access arrangements with the agency.
  3. Explain what information is requested and agree the next step with the resident.
  4. Use the agency's current approved form and submission route.
  5. Agree who will follow up and record the outcome through Aspect's approved staff process.
Open the referral planning sheet

The links above open official agency guidance. This website does not automatically transfer a resident's information to another agency.

Introduce a service to Aspect
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SIM card support through Change Ahead CIC.

Partnerships in practice

Small resources. Meaningful support.

Support through Change Ahead CIC has helped Aspect residents access SIM cards, making it easier to stay in touch with support networks, manage appointments and use online services.

Networkfour Charity also arranged a pair of preloved shoes for a resident, with help from Aspect support worker Ruhela. The footwear was arranged by Cheryl Stylianou at Networkfour. These are practical examples of local organisations helping people with everyday needs alongside the support they receive from Aspect.

Thank you to both organisations and everyone involved. If you need help with connectivity or other essentials, speak to your support worker, who can explore the support currently available.

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Preloved footwear provided through Networkfour Charity, with help from Aspect Housing.
Illustration of neighbours finding local support with a community worker.

Here when you need us

Let’s work together.

If your organisation would like to discuss supporting residents or working with Aspect, get in touch.