

“I first had a stroke when I was only 19 years old"
Read story »Supported housing helps people keep their independence, regain their self-confidence and feel secure. It can transform lives. Meet some of the people that have been helped by housing associations across the country.
“I first had a stroke when I was only 19 years old"
Read story »"I’ve got lots more confidence and the staff are helping me fulfil my potential"
Read story »Jim and his wife loved every minite of their time together.
Read story »Without supported housing, she would not have had the chance to improve her mental health…
Read story »For John, supported housing means always having someone to support him.
Read story »The couple are comfortable and are an example for other residents.
Read story »“I only hope more women like me become aware of the options available to them."
Read story »He really enjoyed his time in the forces but in 2009 Hamish became homeless.
Read story »Like many older people, Lin was priced out of her privately rented home.
Read story »Supported housing has given Lynne her independence back.
Read story »Supported housing has enabled Charlotte to do things she never would have had the chance…
Read story »"Without supported housing I would be living on the streets – or worse"
Read story »"It’s great knowing staff are on hand if I need it.”
Read story »James is finally able to look to the future with optimism.
Read story »Through support from Horton Housing, he was able to gradually move forwards and tackle his…
Read story »After moving in his life changed.
Read story »Steven doesn't know where he'd be without supported housing
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