Housing

Exterior of a modern brick residential building.

More than a roof

We have around 500 bed-spaces across the region made up of shared houses, specialist supported accommodation, smaller shared flats and self-contained flats. Our housing model is always designed to focus on the individual’s own personal needs, meeting them where they are, building a trusting relationship and working together in partnership to get to a better place.

Many people who live with us at Tyne have experienced complex issues in their lives. Most residents have experienced periods of homelessness or unstable housing and may struggle with multiple social and health issues.

Exterior detail of a residential building with bright rendered walls.

Byker Bridge Hub Emergency Accommodation

Byker Bridge Hub is our emergency accommodation provision in Newcastle. It’s staffed 24/7 by a team of specialist housing and support workers and offers 31 short-term bed spaces to adults facing homelessness across the city.

Find out more
Exterior of a residential housing development with a landscaped courtyard.

Supported Housing

Our supported housing model is designed to focus on each individual’s personal strengths and needs, meeting them where they are, building a trusting relationship and working together in partnership to get to a better place.

Find out more
Tyne Housing Westbridge sign mounted on a brick wall.

Westbridge Mental Health Resettlement Service

Westbridge Mental Health resettlement service is a unique partnership between ourselves and Northumberland and Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust. It provides specialist residential and clinical support for up to 12 adults who have been discharged from secure mental health hospitals, or prison with the aim to help integration back into the community.

Find out more
Aerial view of a Tyne Housing development arranged around a landscaped courtyard.

Single Homeless Accommodation Programme

Following successful partnership bids between Tyne and Gateshead Council, we were awarded £4.9m in funding through the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) and Homes England’s Single Homeless Accommodation Programme (SHAP) to develop two brand-new housing schemes in the Borough.

Find out more
Kitchen with fitted units, worktops and a dining area.

Sober Living House

Tyne Housing has created an abstinence-based project in Heaton, Newcastle. This offer of support provides a home for up to six people who have all made the decision to abstain from substance use.

Find out more
Person smiling beside flowering plants in a garden.

Charlotte House Accommodation Scheme for Women

Working with Gateshead Council, our new accommodation scheme aims to support women who have multiple complex needs and are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

Find out more
Man preparing a meal with ingredients in a communal kitchen.

Move on Programme

Developed in partnership with Homes England, the move-on project provides affordable living and support for people looking to move on towards employment and independent living.

Find out more

Interested in living with Tyne? Get in touch.