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sam66
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Hi. I'm new here. I suffer from multiple problems with my spine. my son is leaving home. I need to move to a one bed flat, because of my benefits changing. I can not find anywhere to Live because I am on benefits. Can anybody help? Thank you
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Hello @sam66 Pleased to meet you welcome.
Thank you for sharing and am sorry about your situation.
Have you contacted your local housing officer from your council. They have a lots of advice and information.
Please can I suggest look at our advice and information on Housing and Independent living.
Hope that helps. Also speak to our advice line. 0808 800 3333.
Please take care
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Hi it's all private landlords where I live. You have to find your own accommodation. I am disabled but If I was an alcoholic or a drug addict I would be classed as vulnerable, but I am neither. I found this out at local housing office. Just a middle aged woman with family that is moving out. I can not afford the rent that I will lose because my son has left school.
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