Transitional Housing
Stable homes that last.
Settled, well-managed homes with weekly tenancy coaching for people who need stability. We work alongside councils, justice and health services, and housing providers, so that tenancies get off to a good start and last.
A settled home makes it easier to get back into a routine, rebuild relationships and plan ahead. Our job is to get tenancies off to a good start and keep them going.
Why it works
Ready to move into
Furnished, safe and well-maintained homes, with a clear agreement and a named Housing Officer from the first day.
Weekly coaching
Regular check-ins on rent, routines, neighbours and the practical side of running a home.
No fixed end date
Nobody is moved on because a deadline has passed.
For local authorities
A viable alternative to temporary accommodation
Bed and breakfast and nightly-paid placements are expensive, and households placed in them rarely know how long they will stay. Transitional housing gives councils a settled option: good homes, properly managed, with tenancies that are actively sustained.
Placements have no fixed end date, so they do not run out. That means fewer repeat placements and fewer emergency moves.
Who we work with
Probation and prisons
A stable address and a home to go to, helping people meet licence conditions.
Hospital discharge
Furnished homes for people who are ready to leave hospital but have nowhere suitable to go.
Family services
Pilot schemes offering self-contained homes for households with children.
Registered providers
Day-to-day management and tenancy coaching for homes you hold the landlord role for.
Landlords
Your property managed to social housing standards and let to someone who needs a home.
Partnerships and sustainable housing
We work with councils, probation, the NHS, housing providers, property owners and local community groups, so residents can get help from the right service when they need it.
By sustainable housing we mean tenancies that last and homes kept in good repair, at a cost that works for public budgets.
Settled lives, in their own homes
Illustrative stories based on the kinds of situations we see every day.
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Marcus, 24
From a young people’s supported housing project to a settled home of his own
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Janet, 61
From a long stay in temporary accommodation to a home near her family
Let’s talk about what your area needs
Whether you commission housing, refer people, run a housing association or own property, we would welcome a conversation.
