• Tenant Satisfaction Measures 2025-2026 

    Read our latest results to understand what we're doing well and where we need to improve.


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    Annual Report to Tenants 2025

    Read the latest overview of our performance between 1 April 2024 and 31 March 2025. 

     

    Learn about how we've performed

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    Cost of living support

    Take a look at our directory of services and support.


    Directory of services and support

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    Condensation & mould

    Find out how to prevent condensation and mould.

     

    Spot the signs, stop mould

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    Your home

    Find everything you need to help you maintain your Habinteg tenancy.

     

    Visit the tenant area

  • Tenant stories

    Read a selection of stories about our tenants and their accessible homes.


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Accessible homes independent lives

Habinteg Housing Association is a registered social housing provider with 50 years’ experience building and promoting accessible homes and communities. We own and manage more than 3300 homes and we operate in 86 local authorities across England.

We believe that having an accessible home in an inclusive setting can transform the lives of disabled people and those around them.

About Habinteg

Tenant news

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Have your say: 5 ways to get involved with Habinteg

Becoming an involved Habinteg tenant gives you the chance to have a say in your services, raise issues that matter to you and help shape what happens at Habinteg. ...

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How the My Habinteg portal can help you manage your tenancy

Managing your tenancy can mean keeping track of your rent, reporting repairs and getting in touch with us. My Habinteg gives you one place to do all this online....

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Update Newsletter

Read the winter 2025 edition of our biannual tenant newsletter, Update.

Habinteg news

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Shelley Faulkner: Building inaccessible new-builds to adapt them later on is poor economics

In this blog, Shelley Faulkner, a Community Occupational Therapist (OT), asks: why are we adapting new-build homes that could have been built in an accessible way from the outset?...

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Response from CEO Martin Warhurst on the NPPF & accessible housing

The Government’s National Planning Policy Framework marks a significant milestone  — for the first time it includes a requirement for all planning authorities to deliver new accessibl...

insight report: forecast for accessible homes 2025

Latest Habinteg Research

Our latest research -  A forecast for accessible homes 2025 - is a snapshot of the use of the optional standards in 311 plans and an estimate of the maximum impact on future delivery of new accessible homes over the next decade.

  • Our campaigns

    Accessible Homes Week

    For our 11th Accessible Homes Week (12-16 October 2026) we'll be looking into attitudes to home adaptations and adaptable housing among the sandwich generation - adults typically aged 45-70 who balance caring for ageing parents while often still supporting children and, for some people, juggling a job.

    Learn more about Accessible Homes Week