Supported housing and the Renters' Rights Act
Get an overview of how the Renters' Rights Act will impact supported housing for vulnerable adults.
Course summary
This course covers how supported housing for vulnerable adults will change following commencement of the Renters' Rights Act.
You'll learn about the new grounds and how providers will use them when ending a tenancy as well as changes to housing provided under a licence.
Course information
Level: Introductory (Level 3)
Live webinar
- Available for: Groups
- Duration: Half day
What this course covers
This training can be delivered face to face or through an online webinar.
This course includes:
an overview of the Renters' Rights Act and its implementation
tenancy reform and key changes
new grounds for possession in relation to supported housing
accommodation for homeless people
housing conditions and the Decent Homes Standard
What you’ll learn
At the end of this training, you’ll be able to understand:
security of tenure under the Renters' Rights Act
circumstances where a provider of supported housing can end a tenancy
the evidence that will be required to prove a ground for possession
how the Renters' Rights Act affects the provision of homelessness accommodation and supported housing
Who this training is for
You'll find it helpful if you already have some understanding of security of tenure.
You might work in commissioning housing for vulnerable adults or for a local authority in housing or homelessness.
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