| property type | no. of bedrooms | Household criteria |
| Bedsit / studio flat |
n/a
|
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| Five bed houses |
5
|
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Households with children, whose bedroom requirements are as indicated in section 7.1 of the policy
|
|
| Four bed houses |
4
|
|
Households with children, whose bedroom requirements are as indicated in section 7.1 of the policy
|
|
| High rise – one bed flats |
1
|
|
Single persons or couples - at least one person must be 50 years or above.
|
|
| High rise – two bed flats |
2
|
|
Couples where at least one person is 50 years or above who have either: an assessed need for separate bedrooms or ,require an overnight carer.
|
|
| One bed Bungalow |
1
|
|
Priority is given to single persons or couples where at least one person is 60 years or above.
|
|
In the absence of 60+ year olds, a single person or couple under the age of 60 but with mobility disabilities (as assessed by an Occupational Therapist) will be considered.
|
|
| One bed flat |
1
|
|
| Seven bed houses |
7
|
|
Households with children, whose bedroom requirements are as indicated in section 7.1 of the policy
|
|
| Sheltered Housing |
n/a
|
|
Single persons or couples - at least one person must be 60 years or above and they must have an assessed need for supported housing
|
|
| Three bed flats, maisonettes and houses |
3
|
|
Households with children, whose bedroom requirements are as indicated in section 7.1 of the policy
|
|
| Two bed bungalow |
2
|
|
Single persons or couples - at least one person must be 60 years or above and who have either: an assessed need for separate bedrooms or , require an overnight carer.
|
|
In the absence of 60+ year olds, applicants who are under 60 years old who have mobility disabilities (as assessed by an Occupational Therapist) will be considered.
|
|
| Two bed flats (not high rise), maisonettes and houses |
2
|
|
Households with children, whose bedroom requirements are as indicated in section 7.1 of the policy
|
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