Rehousing and transfers
It’s important for people to live in a home that meets the requirements of their family. Rehousing is the process of relocating families or individuals from one place to another. Sometimes, for various reasons, your current home may not be suitable for the needs of you and your family. In these circumstances, you may wish to be rehoused or transferred to another property.
If you want more details about rehousing and transfer, you can visit Crises for further details
Perhaps your current home is no longer big enough for your family, or maybe you need to move to escape harassment or anti-social behaviour. Whatever the situation, your options will depend on who your landlord is and the guidelines they follow when deciding who should be rehoused. The reason for rehousing and transfers is mainly relocating individuals or families from inadequate properties to available properties. These transfers are mostly part of government plans like urban development plans.
Eligibility for rehousing assistance
Eligibility criteria for rehousing assistance can vary depending on the applicant's circumstances and the support they are receiving from a housing association. However, there are some general factors:
- Income Level or financial circumstances
- Housing stability
- Residents Status
- Number of family members
- Groups of vulnerable populations like homeless individuals, victims of domestic violence or disabled people often receive high-priority services from local housing associations.
- Specific compliance: Rehousing programs often have specific programs and rules that applicants must meet to retain eligibility criteria.
We also recommend referring to this webpage from Citizen Advice, a charity dedicated to supporting people facing homelessness.