Twelve direct care schemes, of which seven are in Sheffield, providing medium to long term supported accommodation for people with mental health problems, substance misusers, offenders, and people with physical disabilities, including the Beaufort Road Project (for long term needs), the 911 Project (for stays of 12 months plus), the Cluster Project (independent housing for 12 months plus), the Thursday Project (move-on accommodation for 1-2 years, professional referral and self referral), the Lister Project (long term mental health needs) and the Malinda Street Project (long term physical disability needs).  Aims to equip people with personal, social, and practical skills to enable them to move into permanent accommodation of their own choice.  Also 20 partnership schemes in Sheffield, Rotherham and Doncaster, catering for people with learning disabilities or enduring mental health problems, and older adults who are frail or who have dementia.