Homeless
We aim to prevent homelessness, where possible by giving you the most appropriate advice to help you stay in your home or find a new one.
Due to the high demand for accommodation, most households accepted as homeless may be provided with temporary accommodation until a permanent home is available.
Eden Housing Association's housing options team provide free advice and information.
Eden Housing Association will make enquires to decide on the type of help it can provide. The questions that will be asked are listed within this page.
People fleeing persecution, torture or war need to apply for refugee status, once granted they can remain as an asylum seeker.
The no second night out scheme is for homeless people sleeping rough. The funding for this scheme came from the Department of Communities and Local Government.
SWEP aims to get rough sleepers off the streets during periods of below zero night-time temperatures, by providing emergency accommodation.
If you have approached us for homelessness help, by law we must write to tell you about our decision.
Between 2017 and 2020 up to 300 refugees will be resettled in Cumbria, this will include unaccompanied asylum seeking children.
