The charity said it was grateful for the chance to work with Sheffield City Council in supporting people at risk of becoming homeless.
The council’s senior housing solutions officer Dave Thornton, who works with Roundabout, said: “I don’t know what we’d do without them and the support they offer young people in Sheffield – they are an asset I don’t want us to lose.
“They provide early intervention in our customers’ situations leading to homeless prevention at a critical stage, and they then provide ongoing support to assist with a move back to the family or a planned move into supported accommodation.
“We have a mutual trust and understanding of customers’ needs and what we need to assist a person and this leads to positive working partnership.”
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