Good quality, affordable housing remains difficult for many organisations to access for as many of their clients as they would like.
Our courses in the areas of Housing and Homelessness equip staff with the information and skills needed to maximise opportunities for clients and help them insist on what is theirs by legal right, where possible. Where someone might not be legally entitled to something, the range of available options can be explored.
Sadly, difficulties and disputes will arise sometimes between organisations and their clients, and we can offer courses which provide clarity on the rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants / licencees.
Increasingly, social care providers are involved in disputes between clients, or between a client and another party. Our courses on anti-social behaviour and domestic violence have proven very effective.
Rights to Assistance if Homeless
Overview of legislation, the role of local authorities, priority cases, etc
Managing Tenancies and Licences
The rights and responsibilities of landlords and clients
Dealing with Anti-Social Behaviour
Legal and policy strategies available to social landlords
Housing Law and Domestic Violence
Current regulations and practical strategies
Managing Rent Arrears
Practical strategies for reducing the rent arrears of social landlords
Possession Proceedings
Identifying which cases are suitable for DIY possession, making sure notices are served correctly, representing your organisation in court
Eligibility for Benefits and Social Housing
(persons from abroad)
Immigration status, residence rules, etc
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