Housing support

Social housing can provide you with more affordable housing if you are on a lower income. It’s normally provided by your local council or social housing landlords. Find out more here.

Depending on your situation, you can apply for supported housing that is adapted according to your needs or provides extra care to help your day-to-day living. Find out more here.

Buying a home is a major decision and there are a number of important things you need to consider. Find out more about support available here.

Knowsley Council is helping under-occupying social tenants move to smaller homes to address the shortage of affordable housing, especially for larger families. This initiative aims to free up larger properties for those who need them. Find out more here.

Furnished Tenancies scheme provides furniture and white goods to vulnerable people starting a tenancy.

Shared ownership and Rent to Buy are government programs that provide affordable homeownership options in Knowsley. Find out more about the schemes here.

Disabled individuals and vulnerable residents in Knowsley can access grants and services for home adaptations and repairs through DFG, TASK, and Care and Repair Scheme. Find out more about the schemes and eligibility here.