Yes, all your furniture would be your own. However please remember your apartment in sheltered housing may be smaller than your current home.
Meals are not provided at most of the schemes, but we can arrange for others, such as meals on wheels, to help where necessary. Lunch is served daily at Lady Elizabeth House and Maudsley House holds a lunch club Monday to Friday.
Yes, all our schemes are designed for wheelchair access with ramps and lifts, wide corridors and doors that are free from obstruction.
In addition to your rent, you need to pay a service charge which covers part of the cost of providing heating, cleaning andlighting of the communal areas and the Sheltered HousingManagers service. This charge does not always includeelectricity and water rates. We advise that you discuss with ushow each scheme operates. The service charge does notcover council tax; this would be your responsibility.
In some cases, tenants of pensionable age and retired from work, living in sheltered housing need not buy an individual TV license. However, each scheme differs, so we advise you to contact us to find out.
Residents may be eligible for Housing Benefit and Community Charge Benefit which could cover or contribute to the cost of service charges. All residents would need to be assessed; application forms are available from our offices but need to be returned to the housing benefit department at the council.
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