Charitable social work with accommodation refers to non-profit organisations that provide somewhere to live alongside practical and personal support. Their services may be for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, young people leaving care, people fleeing domestic abuse, refugees, or adults facing problems such as addiction, poor mental health or social isolation. Accommodation can include hostels, refuges, supported housing, residential settings or temporary placements, depending on the organisation and the needs of the people it serves. Support commonly includes help with housing applications, benefits, budgeting, employment or education, daily living skills and access to health and other public services. Staff may provide key-worker sessions, assess support needs, help residents make plans and coordinate referrals to specialist agencies.