Supported Accommodation Survey

Solihull supported accommodation survey

Many residents live in supported accommodation that is provided by a private landlord. This type of supported accommodation is commonly used by people who are homeless, may have suffered domestic abuse, receive mental health support or need support for substance mis-use. It can also include those who are living in transitional accommodation (half-way house) after leaving prison.

Solihull Council is in the process of creating a strategy that will help improve housing for residents, who access this type of accommodation. The council is looking at the quality of the support provided as well as the quality of the accommodation supplied. This will help assess any future regulation or licensing that may be required.

As part of this process, the Council is keen to hear from our residents, particularly people who currently live in supported accommodation or who have done in the past. Next year, people will also have the chance to comment on the final strategy, before it is implemented.

The survey is completely confidential and should only take 5-10 minutes to complete.

It starts on 26/11/24 and will end at 5pm on 23/12/24.

Thank you for taking part.