About Us

Find out more about us and what we do

Community Social Housing

About Us

Find out more about us and what we do

Community Social Housing

Our Mission

Community Social Housing CIC is a not-for-profit providing safe, supported accommodation for vulnerable single adults aged 18–65. We empower individuals facing homelessness, mental health challenges, or social disadvantage to rebuild their lives and live independently with dignity.

Community Social Housing works closely with local authorities and support services to deliver safe, supported accommodation.

At Community Social Housing, our mission is to empower individuals to live independently with dignity.

“A safe place to live is the first step to building a better future.”

Supportive Community

Who we Support

We offer a helping hand to a diverse range of individuals who need support to
live independently.

Mental Health Needs

Providing structured and stable environments for individuals managing mental health conditions.

Learning Disabilities

Supporting adults in developing life skills and participating fully in the community.

Young Care Leavers

Helping young people transition from care into adulthood with stable housing and mentoring.

Prison Leavers

Offering safe accommodation and resettlement support to reduce reoffending.

Homelessness

Assisting single people facing homelessness or other forms of social disadvantage.

Our Approach to Supported Housing

At Community Social Housing, we believe that stable housing is the foundation for positive change. Our approach to supported housing is person-centred, compassionate, and focused on empowering individuals to rebuild their lives with dignity and confidence. We understand that every individual’s journey is unique, which is why our support is tailored to meet personal needs, circumstances, and goals.

We provide safe, secure, and well-managed accommodation for vulnerable adults aged 18–65 who may be facing homelessness, mental health challenges, social exclusion, or major life transitions. Our housing environments are designed to promote stability, safety, and a sense of belonging, allowing residents to focus on personal growth and long-term independence.

Support at Community Social Housing goes beyond accommodation alone. We work closely with residents to develop practical life skills such as budgeting, tenancy responsibilities, communication, and daily living routines. Our aim is to help individuals gain the confidence and ability needed to live independently and participate fully in their local communities.

Collaboration is central to how we operate. We actively work alongside local authorities, healthcare providers, social services, and community organisations to ensure residents receive coordinated and effective support. By building strong partnerships, we are able to respond holistically to the challenges our residents face and provide consistent pathways toward long-term stability.

As a not-for-profit organisation, our focus is always on people rather than profit. Every decision we make is guided by our values of compassion, empowerment, and inclusion. We are committed to maintaining high standards of care, transparency, and accountability in all areas of our work.

Community Social Housing exists to create opportunities for positive change. Through supportive environments, tailored guidance, and respectful partnerships, we help individuals move forward with confidence and hope, building a more secure and independent future.

As a not-for-profit organisation, our focus is always on people rather than profit. Every decision we make is guided by our values of compassion, empowerment, and inclusion. We are committed to maintaining high standards of care, transparency, and accountability in all areas of our work.

Community Social Housing exists to create opportunities for positive change. Through supportive environments, tailored guidance, and respectful partnerships, we help individuals move forward with confidence and hope, building a more secure and independent future.

We operate in line with national guidance on supported accommodation published by the UK Government , ensuring safe, ethical, and high-quality housing provision.

Learn more about how we support individuals by visiting our supported accommodation services.

Our Values

These core principles guide every aspect of our work and interaction with
residents and partners.

Compassion

We see the person behind the circumstances.

Empowerment

We promote independence and dignity.

Inclusion

We foster equality, diversity, and respect.

Collaboration

We work closely with statutory services and community partners.