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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

  • budgeting and saving pennies in a jar

    Cost of living support

    Take a look at our directory of services and support.


    Directory of services and support

  • How to prevent condensation

    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 Satisfaction Measures 2024-2025 

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


    Find out more

  • Tenant stories

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


    Learn about our tenants

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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Hoarding: Declutter your home, declutter your mind

Hoarding can take over your home, make it hard to move, find things, or relax. Finding support can help you create a safer home environment....

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Common kitchen fire hazards and how to avoid them

The kitchen is the heart of the home, but it’s also where fires are most likely to start in homes. Here's some safety tips to help keep you safe....

Read our publication

Update Newsletter

Read the winter 2024 edition of our biannual tenant newsletter, Update.

Habinteg news

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Building new accessible homes is a clear winner over home adaptations

Luis Canto E Castro, disability rights advocate and member of Habinteg’s Insight Group, explains that while adaptations are important, new homes for wheelchair users have much bigger benefits....

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If the government wants disabled people to work, it needs to understand the realities of our lives

Disability benefits are being cut to reduce the welfare bill and to get more disabled people back to work, but the proposed changes fail to help self-employed disabled people like me, says Habinteg In...

Research Card

Latest Habinteg Research

Our latest research has revealed that building more wheelchair user homes for disabled people, from children to adults over 66, could save the public purse millions over a 10 year period.

  • Our campaigns

    Accessible Homes Week

    For our tenth Accessible Homes Week (8-12 September 2025) we marked a decade since the introduction of M4(2) accessible and adaptable dwellings and M4(3) wheelchair user dwellings standards into building regulations, and asked, have we hit a milestone or millstone?

    Learn more about Accessible Homes Week