Genora Global Foundation supports young people with mental health needs who are stepping down from hospital, in crisis, or at risk of homelessness. Many of the people we work with have nowhere safe to go after discharge, and need immediate accommodation, structured support, and a clear plan for recovery and independent living.
Refer a young person
Young people with mental health needs and no safe place to go after crisis or hospital discharge.
Young people leaving inpatient care who need a safe environment, emotional support, and structured recovery planning.
Young people experiencing severe emotional distress, crisis, or instability who need immediate and compassionate support.
Young people without a safe place to stay, in unstable living conditions, or at risk of becoming homeless.
Support begins at age 16, when many young people need more structure and stability.
Support continues through to 25 for those still navigating recovery and independence.
Support is often arranged through NHS mental health teams, councils, and youth services.
We work towards safe accommodation, recovery, confidence, and long-term stability.
Our services are designed to align with local authority housing and social care systems, NHS mental health teams, and youth services. We support smooth transitions, coordinated referrals, and a practical route from crisis into recovery.
Supporting young people at high risk of homelessness or in urgent need of safe accommodation.
Working alongside professionals when young people are stepping down from hospital or in crisis.
Helping identify need early and linking people into support before crisis escalates.