There may be a range of reasons why you're experiencing problems in your current accommodation.
If you are struggling to cope with a health problem in your home, there are a number of options. These include whether you can have you home adapted, or whether it is more appropriate for you to move to more suitable accommodation.
If you think that you may be overcrowded, please contact us.
We may be able to offer you advice and support to find alternative accommodation.
Being asked to leave by parents, family or friends is the top reason why people present to us as homeless or threatened with homelessness, particularly if you are under 25 years old.
Where it is appropriate, try and see if one of the mediation services can help you. If you need any support with resolving these issues, please contact us.
The end of a relationship is often a difficult time. Worries about losing your home only add to the stress.
Many people have rights to remain in their home at the end of a relationship and the law can help uphold these rights.
If you need our help we can assess you for emergency accommodation as a homeless person.
We can also assess you for priority for a council house. We recognised that no two circumstances will be the same and will seek to help you find the best option for you. Our primary concern will always be your safety.
In an emergency call 999.