Glen Housing Association
Glen Housing Association does not provide support directly to tenants, but will ensure that new tenants with specific support needs have a package already in place when they are allocated a property.
A whole range of issues can affect a tenant’s quality of life and their ability to manage in their home and sustain their tenancy. Although we do not provide formal support services or case manage tenants with specific needs, we can provide advice and assistance, including signposting and referring tenants to agencies with the expertise to assist with a range of issues including:
- Mental health
- Learning difficulties
- Drug and alcohol addiction
- Disabilities
- Leaving care
- Domestic violence
- Poverty/fuel poverty
- Extreme youth or immaturity
- Young parents
- Older people with support needs
- Families with support needs
- No established local networks
Our Tenancy Sustainment Policy sets out the following 3 key objectives.
Prevention
Taking steps prior to and from the commencement of a tenancy which will identify issues and assist in sustainment.
Tenancy Support
Being proactive in identifying prospective and existing tenant vulnerability issues and ensuring the appropriate support is put in place to sustain a tenancy.
Partnership Working
Developing networks and partnership working with other agencies to address vulnerabilities and assist in sustaining tenancies.
Any existing tenant who would benefit from this service should contact the office on
01592 621188 or email info@glenhousing.co.uk
In this section
- Advice
- Preparing for Your New Home
- Home Energy Advice
- Tenancy Support Within Your Home
- Fife Council
- Glen Housing Association
- Kingdom Housing Association
- Ore Valley Housing Association
- Link Housing Association
- Hillcrest Homes
- Medical Assessments and Adaptations
- Not Enough Bedrooms
- Too Many Bedrooms
- Welfare and Benefits
- Rent Arrears
- Anti Social Behaviour & Harassment
- Domestic Abuse
- Armed Forces
- Refugees & Asylum Seekers
Start your Application
Due to service disruptions caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, we are currently unable to process new housing applications or changes to existing applications within normal timescales. If you applied for housing from March 2020 there may also be a significant delay in your application being assessed.
If you are homeless, or need somewhere to stay urgently, please call 03451 55 00 33 or out of hours / weekends call 0800 028 6231 so we can discuss your housing options.
To complete an online housing application you will need to register for a secure account on Fife Direct. If you already have an account, login in using your existing details.
If you already have an application and you need to update your circumstances, call us on 03451 55 00 33. Please do not submit a new application.
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