Housing

Monmouthshire County Council's Supporting People Programme provides housing-related support to help vulnerable people live as independently as possible. This could be in people's own homes or in hostels, sheltered housing, or other specialist supported housing.

There are many reasons why it can sometimes be difficult to find accommodation, or why it can be difficult to keep the accommodation you are already in. You may need support because you have a disability, you could be homeless or have a drug problem.

Solas provide housing and support for homeless young people, adults and families. Solas give people a safe place to live and support them to get their lives back on track.
They provide accommodation for homeless people and families in Chepstow and Abergavenny.
 
Services include:
Accommodation Based Services
Floating Support Services
Specialist Young People's Services
Family Support, through the Family Intervention Project and Women's Reunite Service.

Housing Support is a service for people who are having difficulties in keeping or finding a home. It is also for people who are homeless or threatened with homelessness. This can be for a variety of different reasons including:
Mental health
Debt or budgeting
Suffering Domestic Abuse
Drug or Alcohol issues
Families with housing related support needs.
 
For more infomration, please get in touch.  You can also download the Referral form below.

The Monmouthshire Housing Association (MHA) Community Investment Team are made up of:
 
Community Investment Coordinator  - Natasha Jones
Project Officer - Shane Hatherall
Community Investment Apprentice - Emily Townsend.
 
The main focus is on improving health and wellbeing amongst MHA tenants.  This is done in a number of ways, by running specific projects but also by arranging events and activities.
 

Monmouthshire Housing Association (MHA) Ltd received the housing stock of Monmouthshire County Council (MCC) through a large scale voluntary transfer. The Association is a new Industrial and Provident Society (IPS), managed by a voluntary board and an executive management team.
 

If you are homeless or have been asked to leave where you are living, the Council have a legal duty to give you advice and assistance.
 
It is extremely important that you contact Monmouthshire County Council (MCC) Housing Options Team as soon as you are threatened with homelessness. The homelessness service is an emergency service. Before presenting yourself to MCC as homeless please look at other options and advice.
 
MCC's Housing Options Office is open:
08:45 to 17:00 Monday to Thursday08:45 to 16:30 Friday.
 

Melin Homes is a registered social landlord.
 
Melin Homes were created in 2007 and they now own and manage over 3,500 properties in Blaenau Gwent, Monmouthshire, Torfaen, Newport and Powys.
 
Melin Homes are a major provider of affordable homes in South East Wales.
 
A fresh and dynamic outlook with an intention is to make a positive difference in the communities within which we operate.
 

Charter Housing provides housing and support services to people throughout SouthEast Wales. Charter Housing believe everyone should have a decent home to live in, a home which suits their needs. The homes are both affordable and well maintained. Charter Housing care about the things that are important in the lives of our tenants. Charter is a member of the Seren Group.

Services for Charter Housing Tenants include: