We have the following types of accommodation: 

Supported living

• Staff on site overnight for emergencies
• Shared and individual properties
• For tenants with higher needs
• Some projects have communal areas

Living in the community

• Live in own home in the community
• Some are in buildings with only Trust tenants
• Some are in buildings with members of the public
• In some cases, access to an emergency 24 hour phone line

Transitional

• First steps to leaving home
• Aim is to develop skills to live on your own
• Communal area
• Short term accommodation (typically up to 2 years)
• ​Staff on site overnight for emergencies

For supported living and living in the community, properties will come unfurnished.
For transitional, furniture and appliances will be provided.

Referral Process

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Who can apply?
People who have been assessed as needing some support

How can I get more information?

• Ring the Housing office on 01243 838531
• They will be happy to answer any questions and meet you if you would like to visit
• Family and friends are welcome to contact us

Can I change my mind?

• Yes – you may come in and decide our accommodation is not right for you

​How does the Trust decide who to house?

• It is all based on if we have the right accommodation for you

Who normally completes the referral form?

• A social or mental health worker

What happens after a referral form is submitted?

• We will confirm we have received your application

• We will look at your application to see if we can house you

• If we can house you, we will look through our vacant properties to see if any of them might suit you

• We may ask you to come in for a chat or visit you in your home

• We will keep you on our referral list for up to 18 months