Amicus Trust supports individuals aged 18 to 65 who are rough sleeping, homeless, or at risk of becoming homeless. We also work with people who may have complex needs, such as mental health challenges, a history of offending, or issues with alcohol or substance misuse.

If you’d like to apply or have any questions, please visit our Refer/Apply page for more information.

We cover a wide range of locations across the East of England, including (but not limited to):
Bedford, Luton, Dunstable, Aylesbury, Corby, Northampton, Leicester, St Neots, Huntingdon, Wisbech, March, Sandy, Peterborough, and Wellingborough.

Aylesbury Vale District Council 

·         Website

·         Telephone: 01296 585168

·         Email: homelessness@buckinghamshire.gov.uk

Bedford Borough Council

·         Website

·         Telephone: 01234 718058

Central Bedfordshire

·         Website

·         Telephone: 0300 300 8098

·         Email: homeless.intervention@centralbedfordshire.gov.uk

East Cambridgeshire Council

·         Website

·         Telephone: 01353 665555

·         Email: housingservices@eastcambs.gov.uk

Fenland District Council

·         Website

·         Telephone: 01354 654321

·         Email: housingadvice@fenland.gov.uk

Huntingdonshire District Council

·         Website

·         Telephone: 01480 388218

·         Email: housingadvice@huntingdonshire.gov.uk

Leicester City Council

·         Website

·         Telephone: 0116 454 1008

Luton Borough Council

·         Website

·         Telephone: 01582 510371

·         Email: homelessprevention@luton.gov.uk

North Northants Council

·         Website

·         Telephone: 0300 126 3000

·         Email: housingoptions@northnorthants.gov.uk

Peterborough City Council

·         Website

·         Telephone: 01733 864064

West Northants Council

·         Website

·         Telephone: 0300 126 7000

Yes, we support each individual with a Personal Development Plan (PDP) tailored to their needs. This plan aims to help them to work towards independent living and successfully move on from Amicus into sustainable housing.

Yes, our dedicated Life Skills team is here to help. They support individuals with a range of practical needs, including writing CVs, preparing for interviews, and completing job applications. They can also assist with understanding and applying for benefits, helping you build the skills and confidence needed to move forward independently.

Unfortunately, pets are not permitted in our accommodation.

ll of our accommodation consists of individual rooms, so each person has their own private space. However, communal facilities such as kitchens and bathrooms are shared with others.

Yes, all house rules are clearly explained during your induction. This helps ensure everyone understands what’s expected and creates a safe, respectful living environment for all individuals.

Yes, our dedicated mental health team is available to support you with any challenges you may be facing. They work closely with individuals to provide guidance, understanding, and access to the right resources to help improve mental wellbeing.

We assess each person on an individual basis.

We provide guidance and signpost individuals to the most appropriate external support services for their specific needs. Our aim is to connect you with the right help to support your recovery and overall wellbeing.