| South Gwynedd Project
This project consists of two hostels, two shared houses and floating support accommodation for 16-25 year old single people. Three Key workers, sleep in staff and a Team Manager staff the project
Llys Meddyg
 Llys Meddyg is a hostel located in Blaenau Ffestiniog, Gwynedd. The hostel contains five self contained, furnished flats with a communal front door and shared laundry facilities.
Every service user accommodated in the hostel will receive eight hours support per week and will be allocated a Key Worker
The hostel is staffed for six days per week with sleep in staff working 7 nights a week from 10pm to 5am.
Services users over 18 years old are issued with a six-month Assured Short-hold Tenancy and service users under the age of 18 are issued with a licence to live at the premises.
Fron Fawr
 Fron Fawr is a block of flats located in Blaenau Ffestiniog. The project consists of four self-contained flats, which are fully furnished.
The project is mainly used as a move-on hostel, to give service users who have gained adequate independent living skills in Llys Meddyg, the opportunity to experience more independency.
Service users will continue to receive eight hours support per week. The project can offer extensive advice and support packages with the emphasise being on finding the service users permanent accommodation.
Services users are issued with a six-month Assured Short-hold Tenancy.
Tai Clwyd Project.
The Tai Clwyd project consists of two fully furnished properties located in Dolgellau, Gwynedd. Both properties are owned by Tai Clwyd Housing Association with GISDA acting as a Managing Agent on behalf of the association. Each property is managed as shared accommodation for two people.
Every service user accommodated in the properties will receive eight hours support per week and will be allocated a Key Worker. Each service user is allocated his/her own locked bedroom and share kitchen, living room and bathroom facilities
Service users are issued with a six-month Shared Housing Assured-Short hold Tenancy with staff visiting the project three times a week.
GISDA works with local housing associations, Gwynedd Council and private landlords to obtain permanent accommodation for service users from the above projects, and once they are assessed as being ready to live semi independently with support, they are moved to the Floating Support Project.
Floating Support Project
This consists of 4 units, usually comprising one bedroom flats, the property of either a housing association or Gwynedd Council. Service users can either access this project directly or as a progression from one of the hostel project.
This project is dispersed with the service user remaining in the property once the support has been withdrawn.
As with other projects managed by the company, the service user is allocated a key worker and is able to access all the services provided by the company
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