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RSL Beyond Housing (Formerly Yorkshire Coast Homes) Brook RSL Beyond Housing (formerly Brook House, 4 Gladstone 0345 065 5656 Yorkshire Coast Homes) Road, Scarborough YO12 7BH www.beyondhousing.co.uk Sanctuary Housing Association 1 Maria’s Court, Queen Street, 0800 131 3348 (landline) or Scarborough YO11 1HH 0300 123 3511 (mobile) www.sanctuary-housing.co.uk Accent Housing 202 Linthorpe Road, 0345 678 0555 Middlesbrough TS1 3QW www.accentgroup.org Home Group 2 Gosforth Park Way, Gosforth 0345 141 4663 Business Park, Newcastle- www.homegroup.org.uk upon-Tyne NE12 8ET Broadacres Housing Broadacres House, Mount 01609 767900 Association View, Standard Way, www.broadacres.org.uk Northallerton DL6 2YD Together Housing (formerly Harrison Street, Wakefield, 0300 555 5561 Chevin Housing) West Yorkshire WF1 1PS www.togetherhousing.co.uk Hanover Housing Dove Court, Bolton Street, 01274 302070 Bradford, BD3 0BJ www.hanover.org.uk Leeds & Yorkshire Housing 2 Shire Oak Road, Leeds LS6 0113 278 3335 Association 2TN Places for People Homes PO Box 2070, Preston, PR5 9BY 0845 850 9571 York Housing Alpha Court, Monks Cross 01904 636061 Drive, York YO32 9WN www.yorkha.org.uk Yorkshire Housing Dyson Chambers, 12-14 0345 366 4403 Briggate, Leeds LS1 6ER www.yorkshirehousing.co.uk Homelessness & tenancy support Horton – ScarboroughSTAY C/o Town Hall, St Nicholas 01723 861913 Tenancy support service Street, Scarborough YO11 www.hortonhousing.co.uk 2HG Foundation Mercury House, 23 01723 361100 Housing & tenancy support Aberdeen Walk, www.foundationuk.org service for 16 – 25 year olds Scarborough YO11 1BA & ex-offenders SASH Mercury House, 23 01723 361100 Supported lodgings for 16 – Aberdeen Walk, www.sash-uk.org.uk 25 year olds Scarborough YO11 1BA SASH Nightstop Mercury House, 23 01723 361100 Emergency accommodation Aberdeen Walk, www.sash-uk.org.uk for 16 – 25 year olds Scarborough YO11 1BA Rainbow Centre Parish House, Castle Road, 01723 500663 Support and assistance for Scarborough YO11 1TH www.therainbowcentre.org homeless people & rough sleepers Foodbank for Whitby Evangelical Church, 12 07342 954085 Provides food parcels for Skinner Street, Whitby YO21 www.foodbank4whitby.org.uk single people & families in 3AJ need SBC Housing Options Town Hall, St Nicholas 01723 232323 Assessments & referrals Street, Scarborough YO11 www.scarborough.gov.uk under the current 2HG homelessness legislation Salvation Army Alma Parade, Scarborough 01723 378603 Supporting vulnerable people YO11 1SJ www.salvationarmy.org.uk in the community Newburn House (formerly Newburn House, 6 – 7 Alma 01723 861444 Changing Lives) Square, Scarborough YO11 www.humankindcharity.org.uk Supported Housing for 1JR vulnerable individuals North Yorkshire Local County Hall, Northallerton 01609 780780 Assistance Fund DL7 8AD www.northyorks.gov.uk Support for vulnerable adults – potential assistance with basic household items SOFA – Basics Plus Mount View Business Park, 01723 371335 Community Furniture Service Salisbury Street, Scarborough YO12 4EH Scarborough & Locals Unit 1, Glayton Court, 01723 447229 Together Falsgrave Road, Scarborough www.scarboroughsalt.weebly.com Helping those in need – YO12 5AW selling personal & household items Change Grow Live Visit clients in their own 07713341910 Support & resettlement homes or community www.changegrowlive.org service for people with low venues. No office level mental health problems Emmaus Hull & East Riding 32 Lockwood Street, Hull 01482 223722 Offering a home & work to HU2 0HJ www.emmaushull.org formerly homeless people Shelter 0808 800 4444 Homelessness & housing www.shelter.org.uk related advice Streetlink 0300 500 0914 National contact number to www.streetlink.org.uk report rough sleepers Samaritans 40 Trafalgar Street West, 01723 368888 A safe place to talk about Scarborough YO12 7AS 116123 anything that is troubling you www.samaritans.org Runaway Helpline (11 – 17 116000 year olds) www.runawayhelpline.org.uk If you are thinking or running away or have run away or are concerned about someone who may or has run away Disability services Scarborough & Ryedale Carers 96 High Street, Snainton, 01723 850155 Resource Scarborough YO13 9AJ www.carersresource.net Advice, support & activities for carers Scarborough Disability Action Unit 4, The Street, 12 Lower 01723 480029 Group Clark Street, Scarborough www.scarboroughdag.org.uk Promoting the independence YO12 7PW & empowerment of disabled people Wilf Ward Family Trust Westgate House, Pickering 01751 474740 Supported living YO18 8BA www.wilfward.org.uk accommodation White Rose Home Town Hall, St Nicholas Street, 01723 232323 Improvement Agency Scarborough YO11 2HG www.scarborough.gov.uk Helping people to maintain their independence in their chosen home Dial A Ride Unit 4, Londesborough 01723 354434 Door to door transport for Business Park, Londesborough www.scarboroughdialaride.org those who are retired, Road, Scarborough YO12 5AF disabled or have difficulty using other forms of transport Whitby & District Community Church House, Flowergate, 01947 602982 Transport Whitby YO21 3BA www.gnctwhitby.org Door to door transport for those who are retired, disabled or have difficulty using other forms of transport Drug & Alcohol Related North Yorkshire Horizons 56 – 60 Castle Road, 01723 330730 Support groups & services for Scarborough YO11 1XE www.nyhorizons.org.uk those addicted to drugs & alcohol Compass REACH County Hall, 1 Racecourse 01609 777662 For Young People affected by Lane, Northallerton DL7 8AD 0800 008 7452 substance misuse, poor sexual www.compass-uk.org health & issues relating to emotional wellbeing & mental health FRANK 0300 123 6600 Advice regarding drugs & www.talktofrank.com friendly confidential advice Alcoholics Anonymous The Basement (Side Entrance), 0800 9177 650 For those with the desire to Westborough Methodist www.alcoholics- stop drinking Church, Scarborough YO11 1TS anonymous.org.uk Debt advice, employment and benefits Scarborough & District CAB 4 Elders Street, Scarborough, 01723 368710 Free independent & impartial YO11 1DZ 03444 111 444 advice to everyone on their And www.citizensadvice.org.uk rights & advice re debts Church House, Flowergate, Whitby YO21 3BA South Yorkshire Credit Union Town Hall, St Nicholas Street, 03030300010 Affordable savings accounts & Scarborough YO11 2HG www.sycu.co.uk loans to those in financial need and debt advice StepChange Wade House, Merrion Centre, 0800 138 1111 Free debt advice based on a Leeds LS2 8NG www.stepchange.org comprehensive assessment of your situation Illegal Money Lending Team 0300 555 2222 Investigates & prosecutes www.stoploansharks.co.uk illegal money lenders Scarborough Jobcentre Plus Albion House, Northway, 0800 169 0190 Benefit claims & assistance in Scarborough YO12 7AN www.gov.uk finding employment & training Whitby Jobcentre Plus 6 Bobbies Bank, Whitby YO21 0800 169 0190 Benefit claims & assistance in 1QZ www.gov.uk finding employment & training Scarborough Jobmatch 32 St Nicholas Street, 01723 357060 Working with people to find Scarborough YO11 2HF www.jobmatchuk.com them temporary or permanent employment Disability Living Allowance for 0345 712 3456 Children www.gov.uk Personal Independence 0345 850 3322 Payment www.gov.uk Disability Employment Advisor Albion House, Northway, 0345 604 3719 Scarborough YO12 7AN www.gov.uk Health Related Scarborough General Woodlands Drive, 01723 368111 Hospital Scarborough YO12 6QL www.yorkhospitals.nhs.uk Whitby Community Springhill, Whitby YO21 01947 899200 Hospital 1DP www.humber.nhs.uk Bridlington & District Bessingby Road, 01262 606666 Hospital Bridlington YO16 4QP www.yorkhospitals.nhs.uk St Catherine’s Hospice Throxenby Lane, 01723 351421 Specialist care & Scarborough YO12 5RE www.saintcatherines.org.uk accommodation for those with life limiting illnesses Belgrave Surgery 1 Belgrave Crescent, 01723 361279 Scarborough YO11 1UB www.belgravesurgery.co.uk Brook Square Surgery 41 – 44 Trafalgar Street 01723 360098 West, Scarborough YO12 www.brooksquaresurgery.co.uk 7AS Castle Health Centre 3 – 4 York Place, 0330 123 9278 Scarborough YO11 2NP www.intrahealth.co.uk Cloughton Surgery 1 Station Lane, Cloughton, 01723 375343 Scarborough YO13 0AD www.scarboroughmedicalgroup.co.uk Danes Dyke Surgery 463a Scalby Road, Newby, 01723 375343 Scarborough YO12 6UB www.scarboroughmedicalgroup.co.uk Eastfield Medical Centre 14 High Street, Eastfield, 01723 582297 Scarborough YO11 3LJ www.eastfieldmedicalcentre.co.uk Falsgrave Surgery Lawrence House, Belgrave 01723 369440 Crescent, Scarborough www.falsgravesurgery.co.uk YO11 1UB Filey Surgery Station Avenue, Filey YO14 01723 515881 9AE www.fileysurgery.co.uk Hackness Road Surgery 19 Hackness Road, Newby, 01723 506706 Scarborough YO12 5SD www.hacknessroadsurgery.co.uk Peasholm Surgery 98 Tennyson Avenue, 01723 361268 Scarborough YO12 7RE www.peasholmsurgery.co.uk Prospect Road Surgery 174 Prospect Road, 01723 360178 Scarborough YO12 7LB www.prospectroadsurgery.nhs.uk South Cliff Surgery 56 Esplanade Road, 01723 501610 Scarborough YO11 2AU www.scarboroughmedicalgroup.co.uk Whitby Group Practice Spring Vale Medical 01723 820888 Centre, Rievaulx Road, www.whitbygrouppractice.nhs.uk Whitby YO21 1SD NHS Direct 111 Free NHS health advice line Children & families NSPCC 0808 802 5544 National Society for 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