Accommodation
and Housing
A fundamental step in the journey out of homelessness
Finding a home can transform a life but it’s rarely just about four walls. Our housing projects across West Sussex combine a safe place to live with practical support, encouragement and community. Each project has its own character and level of support, helping residents build skills, manage challenges and take steps toward independent living.
We operate in a challenging housing landscape. Affordable homes are in short supply and navigating the system can be difficult. Many people overestimate the help available or assume emergency accommodation is widely accessible. Our teams work closely with local councils, housing associations, private landlords and other voluntary sector organisations across West Sussex to create opportunities for our clients, advocating for access to safe, stable homes and expanding the range of options available.
We also recognise the powerful bond between people and their pets. For some clients, a pet may be their only consistent source of comfort and companionship. Where possible, we accommodate pets alongside their owners, helping to remove a barrier that often prevents people from seeking the safety and stability they need.
Our Accommodation Projects
High Support Housing
Manor Road
A late-Victorian property, our project on Manor Road in Worthing offers 18 rooms for people with higher support needs. Guided by harm minimisation principles, it provides a safe, structured environment where residents can access tailored support while starting to rebuild stability in their lives.
Byron Road
Part of Turning Tides since the 1990s, our Byron Road project is a late-Victorian house in central Worthing with 16 rooms, a communal kitchen and an annex of six self-contained units for clients who need disability access or additional support to live independently.
The Recovery Project
The Recovery Project in Worthing offers 31 beds for people motivated to address drug or alcohol use. CQC registered and rated Good overall with Outstanding for caring, it provides 24/7 support, peer-led roles and a strong sense of community.
Skywaves House
Our newest project, Skywaves provides 21 self-contained flats with 24/7 support. A pioneering partnership between Homes England, Adur & Worthing Councils, Worthing Homes and Turning Tides, it’s the first project of its kind locally.
Roffey Place
Previously a Bible college, high-support project Roffey Place flies our flag in Horsham, offering over 35 beds for local people experiencing homelessness and round-the-clock on-site support. Set in spacious green grounds, it provides a calm environment and a strong sense of community.
Low to Medium Support
Alternative Housing Options
Move on Housing
For people ready to live independently, we have over 120 rooms in Move On projects – an opportunity to live in a space that feels like home while being part of a supportive community.
Housing First
As much a philosophy as a service, Housing First provides people across West Sussex with a self-contained home and the support they choose as the first step to rebuilding their lives.