You will have some key responsibilities as a tenant. These responsibilities are vital to understand because they mean that you and everyone else can enjoy safe, peaceful, and sustainable tenancies.
Your responsibilities will include:
Whenever you are offered any tenancy, think about your own income and the costs of running your own home.
The main costs to think about when budgeting for your own home will be rent, Council Tax, and utilities, as well as a TV license, insurance, furniture, not to mention food and other essentials.
We recommend using the budgeting tool from Citizens Advice, to help you estimate these costs.
You'll also be responsible for the maintenance and safety of your own home. Here are some top tips for managing your home:
The following services are available in Warwickshire to provide housing related floating support to help you maintain your home or support you through a period of homelessness.
This support includes not only accommodation, but also access to support around drug and alcohol, healthcare, assistance with benefits, reconnection to your local area/country, income maximisation, advocacy, and more.
A national charity and a network of local charities, to offer advice and support, including debt advice, income maximization, advocacy, immigration, housing and much more. For more information visit the Citizens Advice website.
P3 Charity work with people aged 25 to provide housing related floating support services within Warwickshire to help, prevent homelessness where your accommodation is at risk, if you are homeless, sleeping rough and sofa surfing. For more information visit the P3 Charity website.
St Basil's work with people under 25 to provide housing related floating support services within Warwickshire to help to prevent homelessness where your accommodation is at risk. For more information visit the St Basil's website.