Manchester Foyer

Awful

Was a resident here from 2012-2014, not only did I have the best time of my life but it was a foundation that help me get to where I am today. If it wasn't for the Manchester foyer and their staff I would of been on the street at 17 and God knows where I'll be now at 25. Helen was my support worker, she spend alot of time listening to my troubles and giving me good council, Helen is the best. I owe the Manchester foyer a lot.Thank You.

Bad.

Support and accommodationSupport offered8 full time staff and 4 volunteers, staffed from 8am to 8pm with security staff 8pm to 8am and at weekends. Compulsory keywork system (14 residents per worker), with meetings at least monthly. Support plans with agreed outcomes, reviewed every 3 months. Support decreases as residents progress through the scheme. Support is offered around life skills, budgeting, education, employment and resettlement advice.Rooms and charges£2.53pw required from residents in receipt of benefits.1 bed flat: 61Total spaces: 61FacilitiesFurnishings: Rooms fully furnished, with sofas, washbasins and fridges.Disabled facilities: 2 flats are fully wheelchair accessible. Induction loop, automatic doors, ground floor access, lift, pull cord system, adapted kitchen and bathroom.Rules and policiesHouse rules and tenureCompulsory programme of support. Smoking allowed in flats only. Written house rules. Residents must adhere to foyer ethos. Licence agreement.VisitorsOvernight guests with project permission.

good place i just think it should be for students only

This place did something wrong for me and they made me very upset. I am now 18 years and I don't have a place to live and my English is not very well, they invited me to an interview and I went to the interview to live in that place but they accused me of saying I didn't want to live in Manchester foyer but I swear I didn't saying that. I don't know what to do now and I don't know why they did this to me

Horrible