The government is considering imposing new legal duties
on councils to provide supported housing, in a bid to safeguard a proposed
housing benefit top-up fund. Ministers are considering requiring councils to
provide “certain types of housing” in response to fears that local authorities
would spend the extra cash earmarked to meet higher costs of supported housing
elsewhere. Ministers are intending to
cap housing benefit for supported housing tenants in line with LHA levels from
2019/20. The government plans to devolve extra funding locally to help tenants
cover the more expensive rents in supported housing. Read more on Inside
Housing.
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