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Disability Grants
Personalising the Housing Offer
H&SA Publications
Basic facts
8 ways to get a house
Shared lives
Home ownership
Residential care
Supported housing
Extra care and sheltered housing
Renting from a private landlord
Renting from a council or housing association
What is a tenancy agreement?
Ways your family can help with housing
What is supported living?
Paying for housing
Homeshare support tenants
Getting care and support - where to start
Supported living networks
Buying to let
Rights and the law
Looking after money
Housing and support options
Tenancy
Assistive technology
Rights and the law
Paying for housing, support and daily living
Good Practice by H&SA Members
Quality and regulation
Planning and commissioning housing and support
Policy
Transition
Life begins at home
Ways your family can help with housing
Sometimes your family can help with housing. This page tells you how.
If it is difficult for you to find the type of home you want, there are many ways that your family can help out:
If your family has enough money, they can set up a trust to buy a home.
If your family has some money, they can put some money towards a shared ownership home.
A family can buy a home and rent it out to you and others if you want to share.
Families can build an extension on the family home and rent it out to you.
A group of families can get together and buy a house to rent out to you and others.
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