Emmanual House

Our BAME Tenancy and Outreach Support Worker empowers people from BAME (Black, Asian, minority ethnic) communities in Nottingham to engage with local organisations and community leaders. They help these people to develop confidence in accessing services they need across the health and wellbeing sector so they can sustain a tenancy. This helps to reduce homelessness, isolation, issues with mental health and benefits and any barriers they may have to access services they need.
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Our BAME Tenancy and Outreach Support Worker empowers people from BAME (Black, Asian, minority ethnic) communities in Nottingham to engage with local organisations and community leaders. They help these people to develop confidence in accessing services they need across the health and wellbeing sector so they can sustain a tenancy. This helps to reduce homelessness, isolation, issues with mental health and benefits and any barriers they may have to access services they need.

Our BAME Tenancy and Outreach Support Worker empowers people from BAME (Black, Asian, minority ethnic) communities in Nottingham to engage with local organisations and community leaders. They help these people to develop confidence in accessing services they need across the health and wellbeing sector so they can sustain a tenancy. This helps to reduce homelessness, isolation, issues with mental health and benefits and any barriers they may have to access services they need.

Emmanuel House is an inclusive organisation. Over the past 40 years we have worked with people who have a wide range of mental health and additional issues.

Our BAME Tenancy and Outreach Support Worker empowers people from BAME (Black, Asian, minority ethnic) communities in Nottingham to engage with local organisations and community leaders. They help these people to develop confidence in accessing services they need across the health and wellbeing sector so they can sustain a tenancy. This helps to reduce homelessness, isolation, issues with mental health and benefits and any barriers they may have to access services they need.

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