Wellbeing Support
Our wellbeing programmes include equestrian polo, sailing, and woodland camps, all designed to help build confidence and social skills.
Our Young People Wellbeing Coordinator also works with small groups to create activities focused on new challenges, hobbies, and personal interests.
Parent & Baby Service
Our homes for young parents and their children in Andover and Salisbury accept young parents referred to us by Wiltshire or Hampshire Council Homeless Team, via social care, or you can get in touch with us directly. You must be aged 16 – 21 years old with accommodation needs and either expecting or have a baby.
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Andover Counselling Service
Our confidential counselling service provides one-to-one counselling for young people aged 11 (secondary school) – 25 years old. We are based in Sarum House in Winchester Street, Andover and support all schools and colleges in the Test Valley area. Referrals for over 18s can be for anyone in Hampshire, and referrals can be on behalf of someone else or you may self-refer.
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YOUNG PEOPLE ARE AT AN INCREASED RISK OF HOMELESSNESS
Our young people housing supports young adults experiencing homelessness in Andover, Hampshire, and across Wiltshire for those aged 16-21 years old, who are either homeless or facing homelessness, are leaving local authority care, or are young unaccompanied asylum seekers. Our services are either 24-hour support or semi-supported housing.
Referrals for our leaving care supported accommodation can only be made from social services teams. We do, however, welcome enquiries from outside of the county. Please use the telephone numbers alongside.
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TROWBRIDGE: 01249 654719 SALISBURY: 01722 329747
HOMES, SUPPORT & TRAINING
Alabaré runs two foyers for young people aged 16–21: one in Andover and one in Wiltshire. Foyers offer both housing and learning opportunities.
Andover Foyer is centrally located and accepts referrals from Hampshire County Council, Test Valley Borough Council, or self-referrals. We also support young parents and Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children.
Wiltshire Foyer accepts referrals only via Wiltshire Council’s Homeless Team. All homes are near town centres and colleges.
Our teams help you settle in, create a personalised support plan, and work with other agencies. We also offer in-house training to build confidence, support employment, and prepare you for independent living.
HOMES. HEARTS. MINDS.
View the map below to explore where we provide supportive young people housing. (Locations are guides, not precise).
WHAT WE DO
We’ve been supporting homeless and vulnerable people for over 30 years, empowering individuals to live fulfilled, independent lives. See below for more details on us and how we help.
Parent & Baby
Our young people housing service is for young adults and for vulnerable young parents, helping them into independent living so that they can provide a fulfilling life for both them and their children.
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About Us
Since 1991, we’ve helped over 40,000 people. With the support of our dedicated team, ambassadors, trustees, and patrons, we deliver high-quality care across all our homes and services.
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Homelessness
Throughout our homeless accommodation and drop-in service, we support hundreds of people who are homeless every year.
Homelessness isn’t just about losing a roof; it’s about losing stability, safety, and wellbeing. Early support can stop the trauma before it starts.
LEARN MORERough sleepers
If you are aware of someone in Wiltshire who is sleeping rough or in need of emergency housing support please ask them to get support from the below options.
Wiltshire Council Housing Options:
(all 9am to 5pm)
Salisbury
Chippenham
Trowbridge
You can also refer a rough sleeper to Wiltshire Council by emailing
Alternatively for emergency out of hours advice call the Wiltshire Council team on
Nationally, you can help rough sleepers receive help by registering them on the StreetLink website and providing details of where you seen them.