Apply for council housing, private housing, get homelessness support and find out more about our housing strategies and policies.
Have your say
We are developing a strategy to ensure residents can influence decisions and services.
We invite all council tenants to have their say on the new support strategy.
Complete our Resident Influence and Insight Strategy for Council Owned Housing survey
Your Housing Options
Supported living
Supported living helps people keep their independence in their own homes. This is by offering the physical and emotional support that they need.
Already a council tenant?
Advice and support
Housing and land enquiries
Grants and financial schemes
Disabled Facilities Grants
Eligibility
To be eligible, you must have both
- a disability
- had an assessment from a Social Services Occupational Therapist
You can use a Facilities grant for a range of works up to a maximum of £30,000. This could be for works like installing a ramp or even an extension.
Get an Occupational Therapy assessment
To receive an assessment from Occupational Therapy, contact City of Wolverhampton Council:
- Telephone: 01902 553666 (select option 1)
Already had an Occupational Therapy assessment
If you have had an Occupational Therapy assessment, the next step is to discuss your needs. To do this or ask any questions, contact the Home Improvement Agency at Wolverhampton Homes:
- Telephone: 01902 556789
- Email: HIA@wolverhamptonhomes.org.uk
Affordable home ownership scheme
Shared ownership schemes allow you to buy a share of a property and rent the rest from a housing association. You can buy more shares at later stages. Your household income must be £80,0000 or less.
Help to Buy is aimed at first time buyers who need an equity loan towards the cost of buying a new-build home.
The purchaser takes out a mortgage covering at least 25% of the purchase price. This is topped up with an equity loan to cover 5-20% of the purchase price.
Interest is charged from the sixth year at 1.75% on the amount originally borrowed. This is spread into monthly interest payments.
Compulsory Purchase Orders
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