Housing advice if you are 18 or over
I’m 18 or over and I’ve got nowhere to live – where can I go for help?
If you are 18 or older and have no place to live, you can get help. You should call the housing team at your local council. They can help you find a place to stay. You can contact them from Monday to Friday, 9 am – 5 pm.
To find the nearest office, visit the East Sussex County Council website.
The Housing Options Team can also send you to BHT Sussex for more help with housing.
For more information, please visit the BHT Sussex website.
Housing support for disabled or vulnerable adults
Find out about supported housing for working-age adults with a physical or learning disability, mental health problems, or a condition that makes them vulnerable, and temporary accommodation with on-site support if you
- are at risk of/fleeing domestic abuse
- have experienced/are experiencing mental health issues
- are a young person who is pregnant or has a dependent child
- are aged over 18, single, homeless, or at risk of homelessness, and require support to develop your tenancy sustainment skills
Sheltered housing schemes (run by local district or borough councils or housing associations) support adults with disabilities.
