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Festive holiday arrangements

Details of how our services are operating over the festive period, including registration offices, social work services and bin collections.

Housing Support

Our aim is to provide advice and assistance to enable you to obtain and sustain a safe place to call home.

How can I get housing support? 

If you think you would benefit from housing support you, or someone on your behalf, should contact your local housing office.

A housing advisor will complete a short initial assessment to consider your personal needs and circumstances.  

Who can get housing support?

Housing support is suitable for many different people who have a variety of needs, for example you may want housing support if you:

  • are homeless or your current living arrangements are at risk of breaking down
  • have difficulty managing your money
  • are experiencing domestic abuse or violence
  • have a physical or sensory impairment
  • have a mental health issue or a learning disability
  • have a drug and/or alcohol dependency issue
  • suffer from a chronic illness or
  • are a young person leaving home or in your first tenancy

Our housing support services can include assisting you to:

  • live independently
  • develop life skills
  • set up home, including budgeting /loans/Community Care Grant claims, securing furniture, and establishing utility services
  • manage your budget: maximise your income, paying bills and debt management /arrears.

Page last updated:
30 Aug 2022

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