Disability
Living with a disability
A place to live
If you are disabled, or become disabled, your home may be unsuitable for everyday living. You may be able to adapt it to meet your particular needs, or you may need to look for alternative accommodation (rented, bought or shared).In these situations, the local housing department (district council) and social care services (county council) can work together with you to find a solution.
- Adapting your home
Remaining independent in your own home
- Housing associations
Affordable housing
- Residential and nursing care homes
Arranged by Adult Care Services or independently
- A home that's right for you
Information for people with learning disabilities
- General housing information
For young people
- Sheltered housing
Schemes vary in how much support they provide
If you happen to want to move, or you become homeless, you can also ask for advice and assistance with your particular disability needs.
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