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Accessibility statement for Glasgow common housing register website

Introduction

This map shows the areas in which GHR Housing Association Partners have Social Housing stock.  The table below shows which Partners have stock in each area.

Housing options is an approach to preventing homelessness that considers all of the options open to people that may help them to avoid housing crisis.

For many, this may mean advice and support to stay in their current home.  For others, this may mean looking at ways to support them accessing other forms of housing, apart from social housing. For others again, it may not be possible to prevent crisis and a homelessness application is the best option for them. 

Social landlords (local authorities, Housing Associations and Co-Operatives) must follow certain rules in allocating houses to ensure fairness. 

Social landlords in Scotland are responsible for developing their own allocations policies and for making decisions within these rules. More information about Allocations Policies and these rules can be found on the Scottish Government website.

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The following information outlines total stock in Northwest of Glasgow and is not specific to any particular neighbourhood, neither does it give any indication of current availability. 

For more detailed information about stock, availability and turn over, please contact the Housing Association directly

Cadder Housing Association (phone 0141 945 3282)

Welcome to the Glasgow housing register: northwest

Glasgow Housing Register (GHR) is a Common Housing Register, which is a shared waiting list for social landlords. 

GHR has been developed in partnership with the Registered Social Landlords (Housing Associations and Co-Operatives) who have houses to let in the Northwest of Glasgow. 

What you need to know

Homeless?

If you are homeless, or think you might become homeless, please contact your nearest Community Homeless Service

Glasgow City Council provides a homelessness out of hours service at:

The Hamish Allan Centre
180 Centre Street
Glasgow G5 8EE

free phone: 0800 838 502