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Homelessness help in England
There are 18 businesses offering homelessness help listed in England, including Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP, Beacon House, BHT Sussex - Brighton Advice Service and Bradford and Airedale Citizens Advice & Law Centre and others.
Quick answer
18 businesses offering homelessness help are listed in England. Problems with a private landlord are handled by the local council for the area where the rented home is. For free advice, contact Citizens Advice or Shelter on 0808 800 4444.
18 providers found
Crisis Skylight Oxford
Housing and homelessness support across Oxfordshire
- Homelessness support
- Housing advice
- Housing referrals
Reviews not yet available
Direct Help & Advice
Free housing, homelessness and debt support
- Housing and homelessness advice
- Housing legal representation
- Defending possession proceedings
Reviews not yet available
Duncan Lewis Solicitors (Manchester)
Legal Aid housing solicitors with a Manchester office
- Possession and eviction defence
- Housing disrepair claims
- Unlawful eviction and harassment
Reviews not yet available
HARP
Homelessness prevention, rough sleeping and housing support
- Homelessness prevention
- Housing advice and support
- Rough sleeper outreach
Reviews not yet available
Shelter Manchester Hub
Shelter's housing advice and legal hub in Manchester
- Housing advice for tenants
- Legal Aid representation in housing cases
- Possession and eviction defence
Reviews not yet available
Shelter Sheffield
Housing legal aid and homelessness support in South Yorkshire
- Legal aid housing advice
- Housing court representation
- Homelessness decision challenges
Reviews not yet available
UnityMK
Homelessness prevention, welfare and practical housing support
- Housing advice and referrals
- Homelessness prevention support
- Benefits advice
Reviews not yet available
Yorkshire Legal Ltd
Housing law specialists and legal aid advice in Bradford
- Housing law advice
- Housing legal aid
- Tenant housing rights
Reviews not yet available
About homelessness help in England
Help if you are homeless or at risk of losing your home, including challenges to council homelessness decisions.
The Renters' Rights Act rules for private renting in England apply in England, including the end of section 21 "no-fault" evictions from 1 May 2026.
More services in England
- Housing solicitors35 listings
- Letting agents33 listings
- Property managers32 listings
- Housing advisers35 listings
- Surveyors and inspectors33 listings
- Housing disrepair help33 listings
- Eviction and possession help32 listings
- Tenancy deposit help7 listings
- Landlord compliance support72 listings
- Property management services72 listings
- Student and HMO housing5 listings
- Surveys and property inspections45 listings
- Legal Aid for housing6 listings
- Free advice31 listings
- Legal representation31 listings
- Benefits and debt advice34 listings
Before you choose
- The council must help if you are homeless or likely to be within 56 days.
- Ask for the council housing options team and keep a copy of any decision letter.
- You can ask for a review of a homelessness decision, usually within 21 days.
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Homelessness help in England: common questions
How do I choose between homelessness help in England?
Compare the services each one lists, the areas covered and how to contact them. The council must help if you are homeless or likely to be within 56 days.
What should I check before I contact one?
Ask for the council housing options team and keep a copy of any decision letter. You can ask for a review of a homelessness decision, usually within 21 days.
Who can help with a renting problem in England for free?
Problems with a private landlord are handled by the local council for the area where the rented home is. Citizens Advice and Shelter (0808 800 4444) give free advice.
Are these homelessness help recommended by Renters Rights Toolkit?
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