Supported accommodation that helps people rebuild independence.
Providing safe, high-quality housing and personalised support for those experiencing homelessness or in need of temporary sanctuary.
Our services
Our flagship accommodation providing stable housing for up to 18 months while residents are work toward independent living.
- 24/7 on-site support staff
- Personalised life-skills coaching
- Fully furnished private rooms
Accommodation focused on rapid stabilisation and needs assessment for vulnerable individuals.
- 24/7 on-site support staff
- Personalised life-skills coaching
- Fully furnished private rooms
The Sit-Up Service provides a safe, warm, dry place for up to 5 rough-sleepers to spend the night, alternating between Bosco House and Bosco Lodge.
- a hot meal, toilet and washing facilities
- emergency clothing where necessary
- first step towards independent living
We own a number of flats in the local area that residents can move on to after a 12-month stay in either Bosco House or Lodge.
- Floating Support Worker
- Practical support
- Readiness for employment
These include: Our yearly trips to Blackpool and Llandudno for residents and staff are well attended.
- Walking Group
- Cooking on a budget sessions
- Yearly trips
OUR DOOR IS OPEN
How to access supported housing
To access Bosco Society housing provision, clients must complete a Mainstay Gateway system assessment form, in person at a designated assessment point.
Sefton Council has joined with neighbouring Council’s to provide a system to assess, manage and allocate housing-related support services in the borough. This system is called Mainstay Gateway.
Referral Process
Simple. Transparent. Respectful.
01
Initial Inquiry
Call us or submit an online referral form to start the conversation.
02
Assessment
A compassionate interview to understand your support needs
03
Decision
We review current availability and support requirements swiftly.
04
Move-in
Welcome home. We help you settle and introduce your key worker.
Latest Updates
Stay connected with our journey.
- Bosco Buddies Walking Group
Bosco Buddies Walking Group - Bosco Benefits From Clothing Donation
The donation of nearly 100 hooded tops, all brand new, was the brainchild of Rampworx employee, Jay Matthews. Jay said: “We had a lot of old stock that was taking up space in our storeroom, so I thought we could donate it to various charities. I checked with my boss, Paul, if this would be… - Pauly – Our Volunteer Of The Month!
Pauly volunteers three days a week, working from 10am until 4pm. He is keen to get involved in all the jobs that need doing, both at Bosco House and Bosco Lodge, and has specific responsibility for ensuring all the fruit and veg are kept well watered. In particular, Pauly keeps the front of both projects… - The Bees Are Settling In Nicely!
Guided by bee expert Andrea Ku, garden volunteers Alan, Linda and Paul were shown how to inspect the hive, check on progress and identify the queen bee, named ‘Sheila’ by residents. Andrea said: “The colony is doing really well. The bees have settled in nicely, are relaxed about their new surroundings and are already collecting…
Voices of Impact
“Bosco didn’t just give me a roof; they gave me the confidence to stand on my own two feet again. My key worker was there for every hurdle.”
Former Resident, Bosco House
David R.
“Referring clients to Bosco Society is always a smooth process. They truly care about the person, not just the paperwork.”
Lead Case Worker, Partner Agency
Sarah M.
450+
People supported annually
85
Accommodation places
35+
Years supporting community
12
Partner agencies supported
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