Training/Advice
Event
Housing rights for young people - online via Zoom
Housing Rights
Cost:
Voluntary / Community from£48.00 to£60.00 Public / Statutory from£90.00 to£110.00
There are a variety of types of accommodation available to young people in NI. Whether they need to access emergency accommodation, want to rent a property, share with friends or buy a property, it’s vital that the accommodation meets their needs.
This course will ensure you can better advise young people on their housing options and housing rights.
In particular, the course will examine:
• homelessness & accessing emergency accommodation for 16-21 year olds
• role of NIHE/Social Services
• accessing and maintaining tenancy in the private rented sector for young people including HMO and paying for accommodation (Housing Benefits/universal credit)
• accessing and maintaining tenancy in social housing for young people including tenancies, joint tenancies and paying for accommodation (Housing Benefits/universal credit)
Who should attend this training course?
This course will appeal to anyone working in housing and with young people
Sector:
- Advice services
- Housing and homelessness
Date and Time
- -
Location
The Skainos Centre,
239 Newtownards Rd,
Belfast
BT4 1AF
United Kingdom
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Housing rights for young people - online via Zoom
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