People to leave residential care supported by Leaving Residential Care Leicester City Council and/or NHS. People with a care package Adult Social Care Care Package (LCC) assess that a move will assist independent living. People whose current housing conditions are having a Medium Medical negative affect on the physical or mental health of the applicant or a member of their household. People leaving the armed forces within the last 5 years Leaving Armed Forces but do not have a home to return to. People identified by Adult Social Care as ready to leave Adult Leaving Care the care of family or carer Single people who have no settled accommodation and Single NFA are of fixed abode’. ‘no Band 3 Families needing to move to a particular area of Care &Support Medical Leicester where hardship would be caused if they do 2818 not move. Families who are living in overcrowded conditions under Overcrowded Household Leicester City Council’s overcrowding standard (one bedroom short of their assessed need). Working households or those in local training schemes Working Households who need to move closer to their job/training scheme People who share facilities with other households but Sharing Facilities have their own bedroom. People who need to move to, or remain in, a particular Band 4 Care & Support Emotional area of Leicester to give or receive emotional support 2191 from family, friends or others in the community. People over the age of 50 years requesting 1 bedroom Sheltered Accommodation sheltered accommodation only. People who do not have any of the housing Band 5* All Other Applicants 2597 circumstances listed in bands 1, 2, 3 and 4. * With effect from 1st May 2014 no new applicants are accepted into Band 5 Appendix 4 Proposed Banding Table Expected Number of Households in Summary Descriptions Band Household Circumstances Proposed Bands (Reason) (based on waiting list as at 01/04/2016) People in need of urgent re-housing and referred by Referred Case Adult Social Care or Children’s Services. Band 1 People in need of urgent re-housing properties are Compulsory Homeloss directly affected by public redevelopment programmes.
Leaving Residential Care People to leave residential care supported by Leicester City Council and/or NHS. Care Package People with a care package Adult Social Care (LCC) assess that a move will assist independent living. Medium Medical People whose current housing conditions are having a negative affect on the physical or mental health of the applicant or a member of their household. Leaving Armed Forces People leaving the armed forces within the last 5 years but do not have a home to return to. Band 3 Adult Leaving Care People identified by Adult Social Care as ready to leave the care of family or carer 2818 Single NFA Single people who have no settled accommodation and are of ‘no fixed abode’. Care &Support Medical Families needing to move to a particular area of Leicester where hardship would be caused if they do not move. Overcrowded Household Families who are living in overcrowded conditions under Leicester City Council’s overcrowding standard (one bedroom short of their assessed need). Working Households Working households or those in local training schemes who need to move closer to their job/training scheme Band 4 Sharing Facilities People who share facilities with other households but have their own bedroom. 2191 Care & Support Emotional People who need to move to, or remain in, a particular area of Leicester to give or receive emotional support from family, friends or others in the community. Sheltered Accommodation People over the age of 50 years requesting 1 bedroom sheltered accommodation only. Band 5* All Other Applicants People who do not have any of the housing circumstances listed in bands 1, 2, 3 and 4. 2597 * With effect from 1st May 2014 no new applicants are accepted into Band 5 Appendix 4 Proposed Banding Table Band Summary Descriptions (Reason) Household Circumstances Expected Number of Households in Proposed Bands (based on waiting list as at 01/04/2016) Band 1 Referred Case People in need of urgent re-housing and referred by Adult Social Care or Children’s Services. Compulsory Homeloss People in need of urgent re-housing properties are directly affected by public redevelopment programmes.
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