Sentence examples for needs of vulnerable tenants from inspiring English sources

The type of accommodation and support provided is tailored to the individual needs of vulnerable tenants, including people who are homeless and those fleeing domestic violence.

If more cuts are made to vital services, the numbers forced to sleep rough will continue to rise and the evictions of vulnerable tenants currently in secure housing will increase.

Other important changes seek to address the particular needs of vulnerable and disabled customers.

"I have taken these steps to protect the needs of vulnerable children.

And the Housing Authority did not know where to find many of its most vulnerable tenants among the scores who failed to evacuate.

According to Livingstone, the 850 households tested did not even include many of the most vulnerable tenants, who are expected to cope least well with the change.

But while those topics have got the most press attention, the wider push would protect the rights of renters, protect vulnerable tenants, and control unfair rental hikes.

There is also no evidence of support for those vulnerable tenants after the worst of the properties were shut down or demolished, or tenants were evicted because of overcrowding.

"But Scottish ministers are not powerless to act to protect council tax payers who will have to foot the bill of increased homelessness or those vulnerable tenants at risk of losing their home.

The most vulnerable families, and the most vulnerable tenants of all – children – are at the sharp end of the housing crisis, entertaining no hope of home ownership, but in desperate need of a roof over their head.

"We do not expect many people to have to move as a result of these changes and we are giving councils in Wales almost £6.2m to help vulnerable tenants with their housing needs".