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Finding a home

We have brought together a wide range of housing options, whether you need to find a new home or need advice, help or support.

This information is also available in our booklet 'Your Housing Options' (see below). 

House Homeless or at risk of losing your home If you currently have nowhere to live or think that you may be at risk of losing your accommodation, you should arrange to see an adviser at housing options as soon as possible.
Information Help and advice about housing You can get help and advice about housing from the council's own service - Housing Options, and other organisations
House with tick Council housing Local authority housing or council housing is long term, low cost accommodation.
House with people Housing associations Housing associations are social landlords similar to the council and offer homes on a long term and relatively low cost basis in many areas throughout Swansea.
Key Private rented accommodation The demand for council and housing association accommodation is high and waiting times for accommodation in many areas is extremely long. You should therefore also consider renting in the private sector as an option.
Hand over house Sheltered housing Sheltered housing provides tenants with a self contained property with the benefit of a dedicated warden.
Group in hand Supported housing If you need a fairly high level of support in order to live in your own property then you may find supported housing is more suitable for you than living on your own for the time being.
House with ramp Adapted housing People with disabilities can apply for grants to make adaptations to their home or can use the ADAPT project to help find them suitably adapted accommodation.
Affordable housing The local authority has an important role in enabling the provision of new affordable housing in the form of subsidised social housing for rent and low-cost home ownership initiatives.

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